Found: Side chairs

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3.24.2010

20 items still at Found

1.' For your cabin in Tahoe' painting by Hunter; originally $350, now $80 OBO

2. Gilded candlestick lamp; orignially $235, now $58 OBO

3. Ducky sketch by MEG; originally $75, now $22.50 OBO

4. End tables by Henredon; originally $275, now $80/pr OBO

5. Drexel campaign-style end tables; originally $675, now $180/pr OBO

6. Statuesque lamp; originally $750, now$180 OBO

7. Bamboo bird; originally $145, now $34.80 OBO

8. 'Loveliness abloom'; originally $250; now $60 OBO

9. Dining table & chairs newly refinished and reupholstered in Brunschwig & Fils; originally $2200, now $498 OBO

10. ladderback chiavari chairs; originally $1150, now $275/set of 4 OBO

11. Gold leaf pagoda lamp w/silk shade; originally $550, now $195

12. Newly upholstered wingback in Donghia batik; originally $1850, now $445 OBO

13. Long-legged lovelies; originally $195/pr; now $46.80 OBO

14. Newly upholstered club chairs in Osborne & Little fabric; originally $3200; now $750 OBO

15. Mid century end tables; orignially $350; now $80 OBO

16. Mendocino vase; originally $40; now $9.60 OBO

17. 'Davenport Days' by Erick Boback; originally $550, now $132 OBO

18. Green goddess table lighter; originally $165, now $39.60 OBO

19. Newly refinished coffee table by Drexel; originally $1100; now $264 OBO

Hello to all!

As you may or may not know, Found will be closed for business as of this Sunday, March 28th. We are anxious to sell the remaining inventory, and have just four days left to do it! Attached is just a sampling of inventory still available. Please let us know if we can help you with anything, and feel free to make us an offer.

Our best,

Tyler & Caitlin

20. Walnut Chiavari chairs; originally $2000, now $1200/set of 4

1.13.2010

welcome, 2010!

11.18.2009

brass chiavari chair for the princess in your life (you?)

$495; 36"h x 15"w x 15"d

10.01.2009

dining table and chairs upholstered in brunschwig & fils 'les touches'

65"l x 44"w x 29.5"h; comes with (2) 17" leaves; $2200/set

9.30.2009

the discarded

This girl is so smart!

She takes wallpaper remnants and discarded papers and creates fabulous journals.

I especially love these name tags (just when I said I was faux bois'd out).

Here at Found, Tyler and I love the idea of reinventing the discarded and left behind.

Evidence A.

a sad set set of granny-ish dining chairs beckoning a sexy and daring re-invention

Evidence B.

stumbling upon these gray gentlemen at a thrift shop, we knew that with a little David Hicks their life would be better

I think so, no?

-Caitlin

* special thanks to Holly for her post today!

9.16.2009

vintage Henredon chair, bamboo with cane seat

33"h x 20"w x 19"d; $275 SOLD

9.01.2009

good question geneva!

This morning we received a comment from one our readers and today's post is dedicated to her inquiry. We love it when our readers write us asking about how and where they can incorporate our vintage pieces into their homes.

geneva said...

The tables are precious, as is your description of them, "leafy leafed", a delight. Do you have suggestions how these nesters might be utilized? Beside a chair?

I think the best way to answer your question, Geneva, is with a snapshot. I placed our sweet little caned chair adjacent to the nesters to show you that they are the perfect side table for your chair or sofa.

One of the reasons that I adore nesters is because of their flexibility in a furniture layout. The smaller table can be picked up and placed next to an occasional chair when your guest needs a place to rest their drink or book. They are lightweight and easy to move about and they make entertaining a breeze! When the tables aren't separated from one another, they provide a wonderful opportunity to show off your accessories on the tiered surfaces (as I am doing with some of our favorite trinkets).

Flexible and perfect show-offs, what more can you ask for in a pair of tables?

-Caitlin

p.s. next week I will be following up on an overdue question from a reader regarding Enormous Mattresses. E.M., I have not forgotten about you.