Always nice to see old furniture. I had to look up "Sellers cabinet" though. Once again, CS proves to be a learning platform.Partial view of two doors (and windows) on my antique golden oak Sellers Cabinet:
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Always nice to see old furniture. I had to look up "Sellers cabinet" though. Once again, CS proves to be a learning platform.Partial view of two doors (and windows) on my antique golden oak Sellers Cabinet:
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Wow Lyndee! Straight into the groove with the new kit. Lovely colourful subject too!Covered doors and windows. I also had a play with the Nik Collection and Viveza, as the original just looked too boring.
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My house is a mix of old and new, with a few antiques plus more current furniture.... I bought this cabinet at the time I was getting ready to move in here because there was no pantry closet in the kitchen here and I knew I'd need more storage space than the usual kitchen cabinets provided. I'd been spoiled by the pantry we had in the townhouse. One day I was wandering through an antiques mall and spotted this cabinet, commonly referred to as a "Hoosier" cabinet, "Sellers" being the brand name, and knew at once that this was it. Immediately purchased it and arranged with the shop to hold on to it until I had actually moved in here a few weeks later. That all worked out perfectly and I've been very happy with this ever since. I use it for canned and jarred items, some items in bags, and the drawers for various items that are larger and bulkier than would fit in the regular silverware drawers with the dividers. The bottom, which is pretty spacious, is convenient for storing large bowls and other items that I don't use often but still want to have available. This freed up the regular kitchen cabinets for my everyday dishes and such. I love my Hoosier cabinet and it gets used every day!Always nice to see old furniture. I had to look up "Sellers cabinet" though. Once again, CS proves to be a learning platform.
"I need a bigger truck..."Garage Door
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Or a smaller door"I need a bigger truck..."
Thank you, Ron.Bill, you're finding some really interesting subjects and I like all of these. The one with the camera in the window is my favourite here because I find myself returning to it again and again to see what else is in that room. Great mono treatment too.
Nice shot!Leo stepped out for breakfast.
Took the opportunity to snap a pic of his "ride"
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He has a habit of leaving the doors open and windows rolled down
They look very new Paul.
We've "enjoyed" a similar view here for what feels like weeks.
Lovey teeth Ed - and doors!Leo stepped out for breakfast.
Took the opportunity to snap a pic of his "ride"
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He has a habit of leaving the doors open and windows rolled down
Nice atmosphere Bill. I agree though. A customer or two would have been nice.Thank you, Ron.
SEA FOOD STEAKS SPAGHETTI
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Too bad there wasn't a lone customer. I could call it Hopperesque.
A “Tardis?”
Yeah, just a month old. Six year old refrigerator had ice maker fail about 3 years ago, and then recently starting seeing items in freezer melting and wasn't holding temp.They look very new Paul.