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Shaina 1 month ago
#2 The pattern connotes a period called the 'Aesthetic Movement' (1870's - 1880ish). Possibly made of Acacia wood, but most likely oak if it's heavy. I wouldn't recommend orange oil as it would unfavorably stain the lighter parts orange permanently. Use walnut and/or almond oil. 
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Delphi 1 month ago
Good one, Iz. More of this.
"Some People Inherit Jewelry - Others, Ginormous Sofas!"
"In 1958, my grandparents moved into a beautiful, new mid-century modern home. To make the best use of the cavernous great room, my grandfather designed this gorgeous sofa with matching tables and three stools. If you look under the table on the right, you can just see one of the stools. When the time came to pass it along, I was the only one with a just-barely-large enough living room!"
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Shaina 1 month ago
#2 The pattern connotes a period called the 'Aesthetic Movement' (1870's - 1880ish). Possibly made of Acacia wood, but most likely oak if it's heavy. I wouldn't recommend orange oil as it would unfavorably stain the lighter parts orange permanently. Use walnut and/or almond oil.
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Delphi 1 month ago
Good one, Iz. More of this.