Scavenger: West Elm Ottoman and serving tray for $150 Boston

A seller in Newburyport is parting with a West Elm sectional ottoman with a serving tray for $150. We also found a Black Wool Knoll Replica Sofa for sale in Beacon Hill for $800, two Vintage Mid-Century Lane End tables and an incredible Hand-Blown Murano Glass Chandelier. These and more after the jump.

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Knoll Replica Mid Century Modern Sofa for $800

West Elm Tribal Rug 8' x 10' for $300

Vintage Mid-Century Lane End Tables for $85

Bentwood coat rack for $30

Design Within Reach Wenge coffee table for $200/ea

Two matching Russell Wright bureaus for Conant Ball furniture for $525/ea

West Elm White Parsons Console Table for $200

Mies Van Der Rohe Barcelona Chairs Vintage (4) for $500/ea.

West Elm Rustic Block Side Tables for $100

Hand Blown Murano Glass Weiss & Biheller Chandelier for $750

Primitive Antique White Painted Cabinet for $265

White Ikea Hemnes 8 drawer dresser for $150

Crate and Barrel TV console for $100

Modern Upholstered Queen Bed for $175

Lane Mid Century Modern / Walnut end tables for $250

Noguchi style coffee table for $300

Vintage Scott and KLH Stereo Equipment (Henry Kloss!) for $285

Antique Kitchen Island for $425

Thanks, Craig!

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why can't that knoll sofa be in LA!?

posted by Matt. M on October 29th 2008 at 1:08pm
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does anyone know were the knoll sofa might be procured elsewhere? i.e.: someone is knocking it off, but who?

posted by redneckmodern on October 29th 2008 at 9:25pm
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