In the store: High fidelity

The first item that sold when we opened the store was a beautiful Canadian stereo by Fleetwood.  Almost every time a customer looks at our hi-fi sets and stereos, the units trigger a memory of a similar one in a childhood home or at grandma's house.

My SIL makes sure each one is in great working order before he buys it, so they're not only beautiful, but they also sound amazing too. Which is your favorite?

Fleetwood

1964 Emerson

Packard Bell "Spage Age"

1966 Motorola - My personal favorite

Not all smalls

This has been a really good week for us. We scored heavily in the smalls category, as I've already shared, but we also were able to find some great large pieces too.  In fact, we had to re-set the floor and move some pieces out to make room for the new items.  Here's a quick look at some of our new stock:

1964 Emerson stereo

Rosewood dropleaf dining table

36" George Nelson cigar lamp

40" ceramic lamp, unmarked but probably Raymor

La Tour Eiffel 1887 leather chairs--apparently made by the handbag company.
(We've had these a while, but they've been stored, so they seem new.)

Hairpin leg side tables

Salterini clamshell rocker and lounger

Fireplace (working) - Nearly 8 1/2 feet tall

Rosewood and teak credenza

39" patchwork wood lamp in the style of Paul Evans

Magnus Olesen chairs - 9 of them!