Here's the pic's I took today... LindaC-You mentioned dove tailing, but I wasn't sure which piece you meant, so I took pic's of both. This is the marble top chest...side of drawer This is the chest with the mirror...the back. Does the hardware give any clues as to age, or whether the mirror is original? I do see the difference in the wood color...now that you point it out! Still very curious about the stickers on the back...any ideas? Hinge that allows the mirror to swivel This is a top view of the drawers on chest with mirror Side view of drawer (Mirror Chest) The Pine Chest...This is my all time favorite bargain! I love this chest, even with all its stains and imperfections. Linda-you wanted to see the sides, back and top... This is the right side...in looking more closely, I think you are correct that it's one piece. The "line" that you see is actually a crack...there's one on the other side, also. However, if you run your hand along the top of the side, it's smooth-no seams. Is that what you meant by "solid"? This is the left side...the crack is more pronounced. The crack on the left side actually goes into the top somewhat. See how it's sort of a diagonal crack? If that was a paneled side, it would be straight, right? The top pine chest...hard to get a nice clear picture of whole top... And the back Definitely curious about the dark color. Linda-you also suggested having new knobs made. Who does that...what would I look up? By the way, I wouldn't change the knobs...I love them. Can I add something new? As I was taking these pic's, remembered another bargain chair...about $10 in a resale shop. My first chair had a laminated seat, but I'm not sure about this one...could be just one piece. Need trained eyes to check it out. The bottom

It has a 4 " exhaust (chimney) if you look at the top picture It shows. under the exhaust whole it has a complete opening to draft cold air in with the exhaust. the area of the opening is about the same size as the 4" exhaust if not bigger. Will I have a problem when I first light it and the fumes just coming out into my work space. I hope you understand my point. I will assume it just take the rout of least resistance once the chimney gets hot and it will go up instead of down to the opening

Thank you for responding. It's just one very large drawer that pulls open, so I wasn't sure if it would be considered a sideboard, even though that's how we are using it. The bottom of the drawer is nicer, finished wood, maybe mahogany.

The ends slide out as far as the one on the right. They do not actually raise to table top level. I see it as a cute place for little kids to color, but that's about it, but then the extensions are sort of in the way. There are no markings anywhere on the table to suggest a manufacturer or time period. You just hear of people giving things to Goodwill they don't love that are special and I'd hate to do that, but it doesn't really match the direction I'd like to go with my furnishings.