My OMG Goodwill SCORE

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My OMG Goodwill SCORE

When I drive by a Goodwill I feel this intense pressure to run surrounded by and see if there is whatever thing awe-inspiring waiting to be rescued.

If I succumb to the pressure and choose to make a quick pit stop, and when I’m unloading Rhett from his car seat, I keep my eyes on anyone else who might be heading into Goodwill too.

And if I see anyone else walking toward the store I start walking a small nearer (OK power walking) so that I get to any excellent stuff first.

Is that mean? Or just a thrifitng survival practice…?

(Either way sharing this makes me sound like some kind of Goodwill vulture.)

Anyway, I’m so glad I pulled over the other day because I brought these home with ME.

OMG

I’m really maintenance these.

Structurally they are in fantastic shape, but there is a lot of refinishing and restoring that needs to be done.

I’m plotting on restoring them as close to their original state as possible.

When I reckon of our future home, I picture pieces like this being scattered throughout.

Substantial antiques with character and the ability to flow with some industrial, vintage, and classic influences.

On the back of one of the tables is this stamp.

Obviously part of it is missing, and I’ve been scouring Google looking for any information about the store or company that sold these, but I’m not finding much.

Does anyone recognize this name or mark?

When I found them, this was the price on the sticker.

I stood there debating for forever whether I could justify the cost of export both.

Not that they weren’t worth $50 respectively, I just couldn’t rationalize spending $100 on furniture that wasn’t going to be turned for a profit.

I figured it couldn’t hurt to question for a lower price so I wheeled them up front praying the banker would know how much I LOVED these tables.

To make a long tale small, I was blessed with an incredible banker and administrator who sold them for $30 respectively.

That I could do.

I’m not plotting on touching them till I know a small bit more about their history.

(I don’t want another barstool fiasco.)

But I’ll let you know what I find out and when I start on their restoration!