This little beauty was already chippy when I brought her home. Her short spindle legs had holes for the wood caster wheels but all of them were missing. I have the uncanny ability to set out on a mission and find certain items and this was the case with these casters. I stopped at an estate sale one day and found an entire box of casters. They were old and all different sizes, but I just knew they would work! Sure enough, after giving them all a little tap, they fit perfectly and she now glides with grace.
Her already distressed state was enhanced with a little more sanding and sealed with a coat of wax to keep her chippiness intact.
The gorgeous triple mirror is my favorite part. The wood frame is cut to match the curve of the mirror and is separate so that it can be removed. The mirror is original and has some wear and aging however there is no broken or chipped glass.
There are two dovetail drawers and both move freely with no sticking. The original metal drop ring drawer pulls have been left to keep it true to its antique era.
She stands 29” tall to the table top, 40” long and 17” deep. The mirror is 36” tall for an overall height of 65”. The chair or stool opening is 16” wide. Her off white color ensures cohesiveness in any decor and in any room. She would be perfect in a little girls bedroom, but would also make a great entryway piece or use as a desk for additional work space. Please visit Knicknaques Vintage Boutique at 707 S. Broad St, Monroe, GA 30655 or go to my facebook page for more information. Don’t forget to like and share my page. 😊 Thanks for looking!
The wood frame and cane back have been painted a pure gold which coordinates well with many of today’s modern styles. 
The seat has been covered in a white long haired faux fur that is so soft and comfortable, you won’t ever want to get up. 
It’s unique vintage design can be implemented into any room, in any decor, from bohemian to farmhouse. It measures 25″ long, 32″ tall to the top of the back and the seat is a modest 25″ wide. The seat sits 15″ from the floor. 
Available now for only $119. Please visit Knicknaques Vintage Boutique 707 S. Broad St., Monroe GA for more information. We are open Friday-Sunday from 1-6pm. Please contact me to arrange additional days or hours. Thanks for looking! Jayme
The laminate top has a gold painted trim and has been left in its original condition. It is a coordinating gold and ivory that is in excellent shape and extremely durable. 
She has three rows of three drawers. The top three have a raised platform with single drawer knobs and the bottom three are deep for more storage. All drawers move freely with no sticking. 
She is 60″ long, 17″ deep and 32″ tall. Perfect measurements for a variety uses from a console, entry table, buffet or bedroom dresser. Her neutral background ensures she will fit in with any decor and her bold design makes an elegant statement. She is sure to please and priced at only $269.
Her current residence is at Knicknaques Vintage Boutique at 707 S. Broad St., Monroe, GA and she can be seen Friday-Sunday from 1-6p. Please contact me for appointments outside these days and hours. Thanks for looking! Jayme
It didn’t look too bad. She had done most of the stripping and just a little paint was left on the doors and the drawer front. Certainly salvageable. I enlisted my hubby to help carry it down the hill to our basement and immediately got to work. I used Back to Nature Multi Strip to finish taking off the paint that was left. 
This stuff is magic. The container says it takes off 15 layers of paint (naturally) in 30 minutes and boy was it right. I’m not getting paid to say that either. (I can’t figure out how to get companies to sponsor my blogs, but that’s another story.) You’re welcome Sunnyside Corporation. Anyway, I left the stripper on for an hour and it ALL scraped right off. 
Just look at that paint lift right up! Like pulling up a big chunk of skin when you’re peeling from a sunburn. So satisfying! I let it dry overnight and then got right into sanding it down with my handy dandy orbital palm sander. I did have to use my Dremel on some of the curved and corner pieces, but eventually all the green was gone. 
She picked Early American Wood Stain by Varathane and once it was down to the bare wood, I started in on the stain. I used a chip brush to get the color on, waited a few minutes and then rubbed it in with a clean cloth. Most of it only needed one coat. I had to lightly sand down the doors a couple times to get the color even, and it still wasn’t perfect, but now I’m sure it was the wood and not just me. I installed some glass knobs that I had laying around, just so that I could see the finished piece. TADA! She loved the glass knobs and wanted to keep them, so I put a layer of Minwax Paste Finishing Wax on the top for extra protection and it was done! 
Needless to say, she seemed very excited and happy that I could help her out and has already found a place for it. I absolutely love what she’s done with it, but I am totally admiring that little ceramic fruit tree right now! 😉