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My grandma passed away and she had these chairs. She only bought 4 and I would like to buy two more to use with my dining room table. She never mentioned where she bought them and there is only a warranty # on the bottom of the chair. Can anyone help me figure out where my grandma bought these chairs?
The warranty # is: M20050841807
Also, here is the URL to view a picture of one of the chairs:
http://i33.tinypic.com/r08rhv.jpg
Answer
those are lovely!!... unfortunately, you'll have to be lucky enuff to 'accidently' run into one like them, as without maker or name of the style, it's very hard to find something like that......however... use them anyway!... these days, it's just fine to mix different styles of chairs at the table....
http://www.corbisimages.com/images/WY002905.jpg?size=67&uid=021423F7-EADF-4176-9F60-2B70BF932201
http://www.decorpad.com/photos/2009/10/08/84bf5bb8f7c2.jpg
if I were you, I'd get two matching armed chairs for the 'king and queen' at the ends of the table and use these on the side of the table..... and I'd make the two chairs be along simpler lines, but still beautiful on their own... like maybe in leather on wingbacks... or a lovely damask on parson's chairs skirted to the floor....
if you just go ahead and use them, it's more likely that one will 'pop up' later on.... you can always advertise them on a "WANTED" ad in the paper..... then if someone, in granny's area just happened to get the same suite, they might see it and come thru for you!.... ya never know unless you try!.... good luck!....
those are lovely!!... unfortunately, you'll have to be lucky enuff to 'accidently' run into one like them, as without maker or name of the style, it's very hard to find something like that......however... use them anyway!... these days, it's just fine to mix different styles of chairs at the table....
http://www.corbisimages.com/images/WY002905.jpg?size=67&uid=021423F7-EADF-4176-9F60-2B70BF932201
http://www.decorpad.com/photos/2009/10/08/84bf5bb8f7c2.jpg
if I were you, I'd get two matching armed chairs for the 'king and queen' at the ends of the table and use these on the side of the table..... and I'd make the two chairs be along simpler lines, but still beautiful on their own... like maybe in leather on wingbacks... or a lovely damask on parson's chairs skirted to the floor....
if you just go ahead and use them, it's more likely that one will 'pop up' later on.... you can always advertise them on a "WANTED" ad in the paper..... then if someone, in granny's area just happened to get the same suite, they might see it and come thru for you!.... ya never know unless you try!.... good luck!....
What is usually in a dining room ?
Q. Yess ! It's for my Interior Design Project . I CAN NOT THINK what is in a dining room .
Help ?
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Thanks .
What I meant is ; what's the furniture that's usually in a dining room ?
dining table w/ chairs
and what not .
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Help ?
xD
Thanks .
What I meant is ; what's the furniture that's usually in a dining room ?
dining table w/ chairs
and what not .
xD
Answer
Besides the dining table and chairs, a formal dining room usually contains either a china hutch or a sideboard. The difference is mainly in height. A hutch is usually tall with a glass door case on top and drawers and cabinets on the bottom. All table setting items, including candle holders are stored inside a hutch. A sideboard is usually no taller than 4 feet with a flat top that can be used for buffet serving, and drawers and cabinets on the bottom.
Other furnishings may be a mirror or wall art, a table scarf or runner, a centerpiece of flowers or fruit on the table, and, for the sideboard, table lamps or candle holders. The links below show examples of the additional furniture, and a dining room utilizing both types of furniture.
Besides the dining table and chairs, a formal dining room usually contains either a china hutch or a sideboard. The difference is mainly in height. A hutch is usually tall with a glass door case on top and drawers and cabinets on the bottom. All table setting items, including candle holders are stored inside a hutch. A sideboard is usually no taller than 4 feet with a flat top that can be used for buffet serving, and drawers and cabinets on the bottom.
Other furnishings may be a mirror or wall art, a table scarf or runner, a centerpiece of flowers or fruit on the table, and, for the sideboard, table lamps or candle holders. The links below show examples of the additional furniture, and a dining room utilizing both types of furniture.
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