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Image 1 — Can you help me identify the maker and value of furniture in a recently passed relative's house?
Image 2 — Can you help me identify the maker and value of furniture in a recently passed relative's house?
Image 3 — Can you help me identify the maker and value of furniture in a recently passed relative's house?
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▲ 4 r/Mid_Century

Can you help me identify the maker and value of furniture in a recently passed relative's house?

We are debating keeping these pieces in storage until our daughter has her first apartment or home. The cost of moving them to where we live would be a couple thousand dollars plus the storage monthly rental. Beyond the sentimental value, are they worth what it would cost us to move and store?

Bedroom set: Headboard, Dresser, Chest
Likely bought as a set in the 1960s.

Dining Table and 8 Chairs
Not thought to be a set with the china cabinet and buffet.

Buffet and China Cabinet
Likely bought together in the 1960s.

Sofa and 2 chairs
Bought in the 1960s

Coffee table and 3 end tables
Bought in the 1960s. Might have been bought as a set with the couch and chairs.

u/LegalBeagleEsquire — 6 days ago
▲ 75 r/ItEndsWithLawsuits

I believe when she (Ryan) realized they could no longer emotionally abuse Justin in court, they lost their appetite for litigation. The primary goal was to abuse and destroy Justin Baldoni for their own perverse pleasure, instead of any perceived wrongdoing or financial incentive. They are sadistic abusers who derive pleasure from the suffering of their victims.

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u/LegalBeagleEsquire — 18 days ago
▲ 18 r/ItEndsWithLawsuits

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LwrTpaQLnd4

This Entertainment Tonight red carpet interview from one day ago is BIZARRE. Ryan talks about the ebbs & flows of life, calls himself a people pleaser, humblebrags that he will fill a 30,000 seat NY stadium with friends, offers massages to potential Wrexham investors, and more. He looks and sounds like a shell of himself. Rob Mac looks like he's worried what Ryan might say next. It's so awkward.

u/LegalBeagleEsquire — 22 days ago