Theodore Alexander Coffee Table for Sale


I got this gorgeous brass and walnut coffee table by Theodore Alexander from ABC carpet store several years ago. Unfortunately I did not realize that my living room is too small to host it. It makes a perfect center piece and I and all of my friends love it, but it does take up most of the living room. After trying to make it work for several years, I want to find it a good home with somebody who would love it as much as I did. The table is in good condition except for some discoloration stains on the brass part.
Asking price $ 950 or the best offer.
The original price of the table is $2000
See picture at:

“http://www.abchome.com/furniture/coffeesidetables/tabid/227/productId/348/Default.aspx”

Categories: Furniture
By margaritaworld | 10/31/2010 3:22 PM | Comment

Coffee Table for Sale


I got this gorgeous brass and walnut coffee table by Theodore Alexander from ABC carpet store several years ago. Unfortunately I did not realize that my living room is too small to host it. It makes a perfect center piece and I and all of my friends love it, but it does take up most of the living room. After trying to make it work for several years, I want to find it a good home with somebody who would love it as much as I did. The table is in good condition except for some discoloration stains on the brass part.
The original price of the table is $2000

“http://www.abchome.com/furniture/coffeesidetables/tabid/227/productId/348/Default.aspx”

Categories: Furniture
By margaritaworld | 10/30/2010 10:57 PM | Comment

Facade repair


PLEASE, RESPOND TO THIS POST ONLY IF YOU HAVE DIRECT EXPERIENCE WITH FACADE RENOVATION.
Do I need to get a permit if we are going to re-brownstone our facade with no structural changes? If yes, does the contractor get a permit or do I have to hire an architect to file for the permit?
We already have landmarks preservation permit for the job.

Thank you very much for your help.

By margaritaworld | 03/20/2009 10:45 AM | Comment

Facade repaire permit


Our brownstone facade is in bad need of repair. We got a proposal from the contractor that involves taking off the surface and then applying a new layer of cement and doing the brownstone finish. We submitted the proposal to Landmarking commission and got it approved. However, they told us that we need DOB permit to start the repair. When one of the members of our co-op went to DOB he was told that he does not need a permit. When I went they told me that not only we need a permit but I can’t file it. It has to be an engineer or an architect who has to file for a permit for this job. Is this true? Do we need a permit for just fixing the surface of the facade without any structural changes? If it is true, can somebody recommend a person who filed the permit papers for you.
Thank you very much.

Categories: Facade
By margaritaworld | 03/07/2009 12:05 PM | Comment