Furniture Spotlight by Furniture Consignment Gallery

It just doesn't get much better than this! In the world of high end, pre-owned, name brand furniture this is one of the most premier dining sets you can find.

Kindel furniture is true Heirloom quality and construction. These are the types of pieces that make you wonder why someone would ever want to sell such a beautiful item? People change their living styles and their home furnishings for many reasons. Located in our Chestnut Hill store, this Neoclassic Kindel dining table has (3) leaves and is outlined by a fabulous satin, ebony and crotch mahogany inlay. The main surface are of the table also features a beautiful crotch mahogany veneer and it is finished with a fine hand rubbed polish. If you are looking for a high end dining table, this is one you must come see.

It is accompanied by a gorgeous Kindel Neoclassic breakfront and Kindel Neoclassic sideboard. All of these items can be viewedd in our Chestnut Hill Furniture Consignment Gallery located in Newton, MA.

You can find many other high-end, name brand, used furniture pieces on consignment in our Hanover Furniture Consignment Gallery as well. Enjoy the video!

This week's Furniture Spotlight Piece of the Week is a beautifully crafted and versatile Kindel Irish Georgian Society Reproduction Library Cabinet. This cabinet is an heirloom piece of furniture as it is a true reproduction.  According to a Ney York Times article published in 2001, Kindel Irish Georgian reproduction pieces that are 10 years old, sell for 20% more than what somebody originally paid for it.  We have since been through a recession and are not sure that statement would hold true on every piece in the collection, but it makes the point that this is a special piece of furniture. This particular piece is item number 2215-7 in our inventory. This cabinet is hand crafted and made from solid mahogany. It has many features as the front pulls out from the base and transforms the piece into a real game table. There is storage for playing pieces underneath the green felt board which is in perfect condition. There is a pop-up reading tray which can either be used as a functional place where one can sit and read, or as a display for a decorative book. When the piece is condensed to it's dormant state, it is a beautiful, simple piece of furniture. The brass hardware and beveled glass are finely crafted to flow with the rest of the piece. The piece was originally purchased for around $10,000 twenty years ago and is selling in our showroom for $5,500.  If it were to be sold new today, it would sell for between $15,000 - $17,000.

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