Yes - preserved or fermented lemons. I started a thread a couple years ago. Many people use Meyer lemons. I have had better luck with Eureka lemons - the regular one you find in the grocery story. I am making Moroccan Stew today which uses the preserved lemons as a garnish. Here is a link that might be useful: 2012 thread on Meyer lemons

Crispa, I love just about everything on their site âÂÂperfectâÂÂ. Plus, I can get different sizes which is a plus. Now if someone would bother to get back to me in regards to my inquiries IâÂÂd be good to go. WhatâÂÂs up with people anyway? DonâÂÂt they want to make money? IâÂÂm just a wee bit busy, finished interior design utilizing much of whatâÂÂs there but meeting with an architect for master closet/bathroom/small addition plan, paint colors picked and IâÂÂm about 70% done with interior painting (yes me). In the meantime IâÂÂm designing the exterior landscape and sub-contracting old nasty landscape removal. Husband is being difficult on the new furniture gig but I feel I deserve it. The Mitchell Gold Bob Williams seems fairly reasonable for what you get. Thank you everyone for your advice! There were other brands in the running but NO communication and I have no time for that. Hopefully a Mitch and Bob dealer will come through.

https://www.amisco.com/en_us/wnolanstool?pid=29488 I don't think its the exact same but fairly similar. I have barstools from the same company and I love them. Very sturdy and high quality.

Well, you can't go wrong with Henredon vintage furniture. (It was one of the two brands my mother would consider purchasing...the other Kittinger). I see you have one arm chair, typically considered the "host" chair. I searched the internet for like chairs, but came up empty handed...lots of Kittenger, but no luck on Heritage. So, my suggestion would be to keep the six chairs at the table. For two extras, consider upholstered chairs, about the same size, that can be situated in the corners of the dining room until needed. What might be a nice addition is to use the same fabric of the chairs to recover the seat pads on the six. This concept: