Funky Beachy China Hutch For Sale

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Miss CritterBeach FanaticMy perfect beach3,397 postsJoined Mar 8, '08View profile MessageBeach Fanatic

Jun 11, '08 · 8:38 PM2,8891

Please buy this funky (maybe antique?) china hutch, painted white exterior, yellow interior. Heavy real wood, in two pieces (top & bottom). Measures 50" wide by 20" deep by 78 1/2" high.

I will donate $50 from this sale to help doggy Grace, from aleo's newspaper article "Amazing Grace." [ame="http://www.sowal.com/bb/showthread.php?p=422232#post422232"]Amazing Grace...the article. - SoWal Beaches Forum[/ame]

$300

Edited Jun 11, '08 · 8:40 PM

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DDSoWal Expertgrapevine, tx. /On the road to SoWal23,871 postsJoined Aug 29, '05View profile MessageSoWal Expert

Jun 11, '08 · 11:00 PM#2

I would LOVE to buy that!! Unfortunately, I don't live there and unfortunately, if I bring home one more piece of furniture, Mr. DD WILL divorce me. :lol:
It's a great piece though. Someone WILL snatch it up, I'm sure!
I'm no antiques expert by any stretch of the imagination, but it looks old from the construction in the back and from the latches on the glass doors. :idontno:

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Jun 12, '08 · 6:47 AM#3

if I bring home one more piece of furniture, Mr. DD WILL divorce me. :lol:

Thanks, DD. I love it too, and if it doesn't get purchased soon, I may keep it for myself, even though Mr. Critter shares Mr. DD's sentiment.

dgjohndgjohnBeach Lover69 postsJoined Jul 31, '05View profile MessageBeach Lover

Jun 12, '08 · 9:52 AM#4

hutch for sale

Where are you located? and is $300 firm?

Thanks!

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TooFarTampaSoWal InsiderNative of Tampa now in Boston 'burbs. Left my hear5,422 postsJoined Jun 27, '05View profile MessageSoWal Insider

Jun 12, '08 · 9:54 AM#5

I would LOVE to buy that!! Unfortunately, I don't live there and unfortunately, if I bring home one more piece of furniture, Mr. DD WILL divorce me. :lol:
It's a great piece though. Someone WILL snatch it up, I'm sure!
I'm no antiques expert by any stretch of the imagination, but it looks old from the construction in the back and from the latches on the glass doors. :idontno:

This is me. :lolabove:

I love it too. Hope it finds a good home!

DDSoWal Expertgrapevine, tx. /On the road to SoWal23,871 postsJoined Aug 29, '05View profile MessageSoWal Expert

Jun 12, '08 · 9:57 AM#6

I bought two crappy bookshelves at a garage sale and when I got them home, I thought he was gonna have a stroke. Seriously. But, once I got them painted and in the house, he loved them. I keep telling him I always have a vision, but he just never trusts me. :roll:

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Jun 12, '08 · 10:02 AM#7

Where are you located? and is $300 firm?

The hutch is located in the Sandestin resort. The price is firm for awhile anyway; if no interest I'll consider lowering, but will also consider keeping (Mr. Critter's preferences notwithstanding :roll🙂.

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Jun 12, '08 · 11:59 AM#8

mc
you should keep that, paint it black, and distress it.

DDSoWal Expertgrapevine, tx. /On the road to SoWal23,871 postsJoined Aug 29, '05View profile MessageSoWal Expert

Jun 12, '08 · 12:03 PM#9

mc
you should keep that, paint it black, and distress it.

You are into black, I take it. :lol: I painted my bookshelves black.

aggieb

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Jun 12, '08 · 12:21 PM#10

i have a friend (the same one with the black cabinets) that did this with some of her furniture and it just looks good. imo. but she has a nice balance to it, so it's not that you see all black, when you walk in the kitchen.

her finish on her furniture is light and even, not a deep distress, like i see alot.
:lol: i've changed my mind, now i think that dd you should buy it and do that to go with your black cabinets.

Edited Jun 12, '08 · 12:30 PM

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Jun 12, '08 · 1:06 PM#11

you should keep that, paint it black, and distress it.

Not a bad idea, and believe me, it is already plenty distressed. Me & that hutch are aging about the same. :lol:

DDSoWal Expertgrapevine, tx. /On the road to SoWal23,871 postsJoined Aug 29, '05View profile MessageSoWal Expert

Jun 12, '08 · 1:46 PM#12

i have a friend (the same one with the black cabinets) that did this with some of her furniture and it just looks good. imo. but she has a nice balance to it, so it's not that you see all black, when you walk in the kitchen.

her finish on her furniture is light and even, not a deep distress, like i see alot.
:lol: i've changed my mind, now i think that dd you should buy it and do that to go with your black cabinets.

I'd like to stay married, remember?:lol:

hanumanhanumanBeach Lover61 postsJoined Jan 1, '07View profile MessageBeach Lover

Jun 15, '08 · 1:20 PM#13

Is it still for sale? I think we'd like it, a few questions.... how much does it weigh? Is it solid wood or wood MDF mix?

thanks, jen
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Jun 15, '08 · 1:33 PM#14

how much does it weigh? Is it solid wood or wood MDF mix?

Yes, it's still available. I don't know the exact weight, but it is heavy. The top and bottom are separate pieces, making it easier to move and to carry. Fairly certain it's solid wood. It seems to be pretty old.