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End table/printer table in cherry
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Small mirrored coffee table
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Crystal lamps (2). Bottom does not light
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Pink swivel recliners (1 of 2). Came from Parkside. Have one ottoman for the two chairs
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Little ottoman, can be recovered.
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Queen sized headboard
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Large Mahogony dresser, deep drawers, brass handles. Came from 3213, was part of Nana and Pops first bedroom set
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Slipper chair (1 of 2). Sits low to the ground, used in bedrooms often. Came from Nana and Pop
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Night stand #2, with glass top
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Night stand from 2nd bedroom
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Lladro nun (1 of a set I never finished). Bought in Vegas with gambling winnings.
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I think it's sisters with a cat. Must have had a period when I liked cats?
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Lladro angel
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Lladro lady with flowers
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Lladro telephone lady. Given to me by Nana
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Triangle table from Grandpa McCabe. One of Pops favorites. Lladros separate. Equilateral triangle 31" sides. Lighter wood.
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Lazy boy recliner from 4220, great sturdy chair, could need reupholstered.
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Mahogony or dark cherry three door chest with glass top (I think there is a mirror for this too). Came from 3213. 18" deep, 34.5 wide and 33 high.
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Deeds rocking chair as toddler (ginger cabbage patch vintage 80s)
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Nana's rocking chair (doll origin unknown).
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Stackable end table (3 tables in total). Dark cherry or mahogany I think
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(2) crystal lamps with shades. Came from 3213. Base lights also
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Pink formal chair, was grandfather McCabes
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Green upholstered chair and ottoman. Came from 3213. (Maybe grandpa McCabe)
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For Kate and Brian: Dining room table, 6 chairs and Hutch
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Beige Recliner (1 of 2). Second one is a bit wonky but useable. 34" deep by 34" wide
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End table with three drawers. Size: 25.5 wide and 18.5 deep. Lamp Also
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Vanity with stool.
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Thanks for a great easy tutorial. What a nice hostess gift these will make!