It's part of a listing for some St. Charles cabinets, but maybe someone could purchase it separately.
Ben
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firedome
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I wish
one that vintage would pop up here in NY! Last of the "cast iron wonders" I believe!
one that vintage would pop up here in NY! Last of the "cast iron wonders" I believe!
Is an all-metal kitchen worth $4500 to some people these days? I thought you couldn't give them away.
westingman123
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Oh, you can certainly give them away! I'll be the second in line, with Hans being ahead of me. *LOL*
danemodsandy
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Keith:
You and Hans would both have to elbow me out of the way, and I don't elbow easy. ;-)
One of the things I miss most about the custom kitchen I had during the 1980s is its St. Charles cabinets. Once you have had metal cabinets, you never want wood ones again.
You and Hans would both have to elbow me out of the way, and I don't elbow easy. ;-)
One of the things I miss most about the custom kitchen I had during the 1980s is its St. Charles cabinets. Once you have had metal cabinets, you never want wood ones again.
Lol, I should have said "present company excepted."
Still, $4500 is a lot of money for this area!
Still, $4500 is a lot of money for this area!
westingman123
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*chuckling*
Yes, $4,500 is a lot of money for this area, as well. However, I'd be tempted to sell a body part for an intact kitchen like that.
Yes, $4,500 is a lot of money for this area, as well. However, I'd be tempted to sell a body part for an intact kitchen like that.
polkanut
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There was a house for sale here in Wausau this past summer that had almost the same layout, except that the cooktop & oven were on the opposite side of the room. The dw was identical to the one in the link, and she was pristine at a quick glance. The house has since been sold, and I'm hoping the new owners appreciate what they have, but sadly they probably don't.
