the kitchen table i lost was a round drop leaf oak table which when you put
in the leafs turned into an oval, it was every bit of a hundred years old,
very nice lathe work on the legs, Lee
"Julie Bove" > wrote in message
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> "Storrmmee" > wrote in message
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>> in the fire i lost a brohyle, sp end table with the lion claw feet and
>> pink marbel insert, and a dining room set that was suspisiouly similar to
>> the one they used on the set of leave it to beaver, it had the curved
>> trim on the top of the china cabinet and buffett, and the table instead
>> of squared off had these rounded edges that came to almost pillow points
>> at the corners, cloth seat covers and removable back cushins/bolsters
>> thingys, not sure if i am describing correctly but that almost killed me,
>> Lee
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> I never owned a good dining table. Used to have a large, cheap, kitchen
> table but we had no dining room when we lived in CA and really no place in
> the kitchen to put a table. So I got a tiny round table that comfortably
> seats 2 people. We have managed to squeeze 4 around it at times. It has
> flaps that fold down so it is never perfectly flat. It is real wood
> though and the chairs are wood too.
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