Category: furniture

  • YSaC, Vol. XLV

    Qween size Bed – $75


    This bed is about 3 yrs old used as a guest bed

    Old blood stain? What old blood stain?

  • YSaC, Vol. XLIII

    Colsole Table – Excellent Condition – $300


    Console Table. Excellent Condition. Glass and Metal, circa 1990’s. Rectangular glass top with bowed front. Has been appraised for Fair Market Value of $300.00. Moving to California. Will take best offer.

    Really? $300? I don’t know what makes this better. The fact that I actually cannot see this appraised table or the fact that for $300 I am not also getting all of those freakin’ lamps you have crowding it in the picture.

    Sent in by AM — thanks!

  • YSaC, Vol. XLII

    AKIA entertainment ctr and Xtra side piece – $45


    These are akia brand. I will sell both for $49. This is a large unit for a great price and a side unit for extra storage. Nice set. This week only!!!! 2 Pieces. WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Ah yes, “AKIA”, the cheaper-quality Swedish bastard stepchild.

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  • YSaC, Vol. XXXVI

    living room set – $650


    LEATHER LIVING ROOM SET..
    INCLUDES SOFA, LOVESEAT, MATCHING CHAIR, TWO SIDE TABLES AND A COFEE TABLE..
    OK CONDITION..
    MAKE OFFER…

    Face-eating blob not included.

    Sent in by Kris — thanks!

  • YSaC, Vol. XXXV

    pink pean page – $10


    pink pean page for teens and kids good condition

    I’m not sure what to make of this. I’m not even sure if it’s legal.

    Is it the pean page that’s in good condition, or do the teens and kids need to be in good condition to use the pean page?

    The only thing I can guess is that maybe it’s time we have a class on the difference between p’s and b’s.

    (Submitted by a reader — thanks!)

  • YSaC, Vol. XXXIV

    TV nice french prudential wood cabinet


    just put in the alley of XXth and XXXdale. Will try to remove post when gone

    Ah, the historically significant French Prudential period. That was a lovely era in television design, wasn’t it? Look at those classic lines and the elegant arches. They just don’t make ’em like that anymore. (more…)