Solid Wood Kitchen Table & Five Chairs

In very good condition. All pieces are solid and sturdy. The table has a removable leaf. $80 for the set. Local pick up in Mesa, AZ only. Cash or credit/debit* accepted. Email fivetoninefurnishings@yahoo.com.

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Kitchen Table and Five Chairs

For sale is a vintage kitchen table with five chairs. The table comes with a removable leaf. Three of the five chairs are missing the caning, but are still usable. This would be an excellent project for the shabby chic crafter. $65 for the set. Email fivetoninefurnishings@yahoo.com.

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Set of Four Vintage Chairs

For sale is a set of four vintage chairs that are made of solid wood. They are all sturdy. They each measures 18" wide x 16" deep x 36" high. $15 each or $50 for the set. Local pick up in Mesa, AZ only. Cash or credit/debit* accepted. Email fivetoninefurnishings@yahoo.com.

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Pier One Kitchen Table & Chairs

For sale is a beautiful kitchen table set that is accompanied by four Napoleon chairs. This set was originally purchased at Pier One Imports for over $500. The dimension of the chairs are 36" x 18" x 18" and the dimensions of the table are 43" x 43" x 30". $185. Local pick up only. Delivery available upon request for an additional fee. Email fivetoninefurnishings@yahoo.com.

Kitchen Table and Chairs Update

The table and chairs are coming along nicely. The green chairs are all done, and the multi-colored ones are painted and waiting to be sanded as is the actual table. I think I can get it done by Monday, but I'm making no promises...

Before and After: Kitchen Table

I have always loved my kitchen table. Lately, though, I felt like it needed a good facelift. Once again, I failed to take decent before pictures for this project. I scoured my iPhoto and here's the best I came up with. (Lucky for you; you get to see my cute Little Man!):

I decided to change the whole appearance of the table by painting the legs a lovely shade of Heirloom White from Home Depot (my favorite), staining the top a rich Jacobean by Miniwax (also found at Home Depot), distressing the whole thing, glazing it, and then polyurethaning the heck out of it (nine coats, to be exact). Five days and about 28 ant bites later (I worked on it outside, obviously), it's finished and I couldn't be more please with the results.

So, my friends, for the cost of twelve cans of spray paint (the high-end stuff, no less), a can of stain, a can of polyurethane, some sandpaper, and 5 days out of my life (I'm not kidding), I acquired (Or perhaps reacquired...?) myself a new kitchen table. And I wake up in the morning, look at it, and feel like a new person. What a steal!

Nothing like being 9 months pregnant and nesting to get my act in gear! And now on to the next project... Next up on the agenda? I'm just finished re-doing a vintage baby cradle. Come back again tomorrow and it will be posted, complete with (decent) before and after pictures. That is, unless I go into labor... Which, come to think of it, wouldn't be so such a bad idea at this point!

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