What kind of dresser is this?
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omg I have one exactly like it!! Got it in about 1981.
On the inside of the drawer it says “Young Republic” Tell City Chair Co. Tell City, Indiana Solid Maple
Looking. . .so far can’t find a price. Will continue.
Ok, looked at yours again and it isn’t exactly like mine. Mine has a design doohickey between drawer 2 and 3, and has 2 small knobs on the top drawer in addition to one of the regular drawer pulls in the center.
My parents were antique lovers. I learned a lot – like looking for dovetails to identify quality workmanship, among others.
According to this Facebook post they’re rare.
I also got a queen sleigh bed and a bedside table.
We paid $300 for all 3 pieces. I think we got a deal!
Hmmm…keep searching, you never know what treasures you may have. I’m not sure if they made queen-sized beds in the 50’s – just something to think about. Does it have the Bissman stamp?
Oh yeah! Definitely a deal!
Dang it, you got me re-hooked on searching for a number of items I have that I’ve wondered about over the years. LOL
Yes. A Bissman sticker in the first drawer.
I can see it for sale for €200 ($225).
I wouldn’t buy it myself though.
I love it. Do you have a link to your site @rebbel?
Not sure, but I think it might be a wooden one.
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I’m amazed now at all the great furniture that can be had from Habitat for Humanity Restore, Goodwill and other thrift shops. I recently got an Ethan Allen piece for like $10 or 20, two Drexel Heritage end tables for $10 each, and a Monson coffee table, made in Maine, for $10. All solid wood, great workmanship, none trendy but they will outlive me.
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