Valet Master

[Guest]

Does anyone know this piece?:

http://idworks.us/valetmast.html

The guy will part with one for 700 + 200 shipping.

[Collarmelton]

Doctor:

Surely in the Philadelphia area there are any number of antique stores, junk shops, flea markets, etc., that sell similar items at a comparable price, but with that all-important patina of age. Moreover, you'll have the thrill of discovery when you find it! A new suit is a good thing; new furniture is not.

[Mark Seitelman]

A valet is a classic piece of furniture for the bedroom or dressing room.

It seems like a good price. It seems that they will customize the wood, drawer pulls, and drawer interiors.

I think that Brooks Bros. used to carry it. There is a gift and decorating store on Park Avenue between 57th & 58th Streets whose name escapes me. I believe that they carry a variation.

Cheers.

[Concordia]

Scully and Scully? That is the sort of place that would.

[Guest]

Concordia, you wiz!


Okay, here is Scully and Scully's:


http://www.scullyandscully.com/site_pro ... no=GCP0109

Also solid wood.

[Kylawyer]

http://www.bombaycompany.com/gp/detail/ ... 34-5407842

I like fine furniture, but a valey that looks very nice and is only $100 seems a good place to save some cash. It holds what, 10 pounds? Save your cash for something that takes some wear and tear, in my opinion.

[Guest]

The problem with that one is that it is not solid wood and therefore has flimsy c onstruction. Most valets are constructed like this, hence my desire for something b etter. I went with the Sculley and Sculley one which was nicer than the one | had, but not fabulous. It cost 300.