1. Tall Rolltop desk (Riverside Furniture): $ A beautiful addition to any office. As pretty from the back as the front, beveled glass doors. Rare that the entire set was purchased. This holds A LOT of books. The extra top unit adds beauty, storage. This unit makes a GREAT ROOM DIVIDER. Not shown is the back plate where your legs go - it is oak also - makes the desk "solid" from front to rear (we have it "open"). Computer cable pass throughts are removeable with brass protectors. Parallel cables for printers can also be passed thru. Hidden compartments and big drawers and roll top lock with key. Phone/modem outlet. Drawers have ball bearing sliders that allow drawers to be pulled fully out. Desks start at $1200 & hutches $300 - so finding this new will be a challenge. Purchased in '93. comes in 6 easy to move pieces. Only the hutch may take two people

2. Cherry Cedar chest- - Lane : great as end of the bed bench or as a coffee table, this is an incredibly simple smooth classic piece fits many styles. Has brass wheels and brass corner protectors. Key and papers inside. Keep woolens free from moths. Not chunky like many chests. This is a solid wood unit - hence the weight is lighter than particle board - cannot find anything but solid wood on this chest. Has steel (not rubber/see discounts) gasket, to last many years. Has lid brace so lid can stay open and provides safety. Purchased in '91

3. American Drew Cherry Wardrobe or Entertainment center : want to hide the TV in the bedroom? This is it. Stunning wardrobe, Excellent quality beveled glass with no distortions. Has internal power outlets, 4 shelves, holders for rod, vents for TV/electronic heat. A nice 3 in 1. I cannot find any particle board on this unit, all but the back (so you can break out the heat vents and electrical) seems solid cherry. Mirrors allow full body height viewing. Brightens any dark room. '93. These units usually start at $2400.

4. Sauder Entertainment Center : lots of space for your entertainment equipment. Has wheels. This was a $600 unit 1999-2000 purchased on sale for $450

5. Cornish oak barrel legged table and chairs approximately 110 years old - originated in Cornwall, UK, Wales- was in a Pub for coal miners, hence the deep black color. Dark oak.Very easy to disassemble (no screws), in pieces less than 10-15 lbs. Very easy to move in almost any car. This can expand to a larger size - 6 feet and is inherently tough, but it was made in a time where and when people were much smaller. Suitable for smaller people or a small - long and narrow space
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size: unexpanded: 30 inches X 42 inches Size: expanded - each leaf is 12 inches, and pulls easily out from the ends - very clever invention

7. Singer Treadle - mint condition - all original books, needles, and accessory box. Works fine - you can try it out - it is threaded and ready to go - great for the youngster - much easier when I was 8-12 years old - to use the treadle than the electric sewing machine. Has only been with 2 people -and was NEVER outside, in the garage or barn . This is the (1-800-4-SINGER) AND THEY DATED THE MACHINE TO JULY 24, 1898. THIS IS A MODEL 27 MACHINE.^th Anniversary model - the Pharaoh or Egyptian/Sphinx design. This is an outstanding machine.
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8. Cannon ball Brass bed . (Head board shown for ease of photo-
The foot board is part of this set. We use both for headboards - for 2 beds.
This is a queen size so must be less than 60 years old. This is a very classic pattern - simple but elegant. Not too flashy, yet not plain either. The patina is slightly, but consistently mottled, we like the antique look.

9. Piano- Upright Mahagony (700lbs), beautiful work of art - very pretty PLUS outstanding tone, purchased and used by professional pianist. All keys work, some damage from recent move (extra ivory included), soft damper moves main mechanism but does not dampen (we think). If you look closely at the top, there is a high quality mirror there - about 7-8 inches (allows you one last gooming before sitting down to the keys). Piano weights 600-800 lbs, Cast iron string frame with birch (I think) sounding board. No bench, bench shown is from sewing machine- . From the "e book of Pianos": "Wilson pianos and players are manufactured in the large and well-equipped factory of the Waltham Piano Company, at Milwaukee, Wis. The Wilson Piano fills the need for a well-constructed piano which can be marketed at a reasonable price and which is at the same time a reliable and durable instrument, which will stand the test of time and wear and has durability, excellent tonal qualities, artistic case designs, durable finish and has enjoyed an excellent demand which is constantly increasing.>\"

Size: height: 56 in; width=64 in;depth=27