Spanish, the legs had me wondering about the quality but it's hard to tell. They are asking $800 or best offer for the pair. I would pay $600 for the pair if a good resalable (just in case) brand. I do like wingback a lot but think if I only have the one room to lounge and watch TV, maybe I should think more cool but also practical. Nicole, I love that fabric above! It's pricey but I could spring for a side chair seat. Unfortunately the upholsterer I used for years has long retired, most around here charge double what he did. That man did amazing work as well. Not to say full upholstery is totally out but I would need the deal of the century on a high quality chair or chairs. To all, thank you for allowing me to spring board off you!!! Edited: See this wall color? Not the rest but just that color. That is “one” of the main tones I want in a rug. I do not like rugs with borders much unless it’s tone on tone. We will not be buying the rug now but I’m lining things up in my head as I will most likely be doing a full gut and have a thousand other decisions to make. I would like this rug to be able to handle an eclectic contemporary take. But, where is it? I have four 12 X 12 stick paint samples coming but for some reason didn't save all the colors. I like this but lighter, want very light walls.

This is the cream furniture that will be moving into the condo in place of the gray sectional for the time being there Grace sectional they are taking with them it was custom made. I would’ve always been fluffing with the pillows anyway. What about an art piece this type of shape I think it’s 24” x 18

I meant to share this earlier- it's just a super handy dandy thingy that I found at the Dollar Tree ( so it is now $1.25) I keep my charging cables in here and can always find them easily. I keep it in my purse on a daily basis and when we traveled it was just so handy. All patterns and a few different shapes. Mine is about 2 1/2 or 3 inches square. and open- (it also has a net pocket inside. Gotta love it.

We have better luck on Nextdoor when we were selling items and now that we're giving it away we only use ND. Generally those people are only in your local area, but I have a lady who likes my antiques and she comes up from Cameron (I'm in Raleigh) which is about an hour away. We met over ND. I've gotten used to the nonchalant responses on social media selling. Some are extremely presumptuous and others are ghosts after the first engagement. If I want to get rid of the item, even a free item, I have to be organized, responsive, and respectful. I found that when people put stuff on an online marketplace they're lazy about it. I don't realize that you have to respond to people, you have to answer questions, and you have to be available for it to be picked up or at least put it somewhere where it can be picked up when you're not home. Pretty easy things to do but I understand that some sellers are bad at it. When I post things, it's explicit with lots of pictures so there's no doubt what I'm trying to move. I try to look it up online to see if there's any provenance I can put with it if I don't have it myself. I've successfully moved to antique beds, antique radio, three antique dressers, antique tools, and lots of whatnots and whose it's. As for the artisanal bread not being selected at a food bank, they weren't going to buy it at the store in the first place. It being free wasn't going change their interest in it.