We added a few more pieces to the floor that I think will be popular. My SIL found a couple more credenzas and another great Danish chair with cane trim. He is going out of state again today to pick up a pair of Ib Kofod-Larsen chairs and another C.
Jeré wall sculpture. We have picked up a few chairs from the upholsterer and still have a few more there which are supposed to be ready soon, so we'll have a lot to show you in the next few days.
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| Long Danish style credenza |
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| 9-drawer Danish style credenza |
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| Danish chair with cane sides |
Also, a trio of tables made of teak and travertine marble have returned home and are for sale again. A couple bought them, and when my SIL was loading them, one of the large pieces of marble slid off and shattered, so he refunded their money. After searching for replacement marble all over Dallas and finding nothing, he was finally able to locate a perfectly matching piece in Fort Worth. Coincidentally, the piece that broke had been repaired at some time in the past, leaving a line down the center of the table. Now the set is in absolutely beautiful condition. So beautiful, in fact, that I'm tempted to bring them home. Nothing says swanky like teak and travertine!
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| Teak and travertine step tables and matching square side table |
