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Zoe H - Bernard Buys a Car
Before too long a mutually acceptable deal was struck and the two old chums shook hands.
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Having made prior arrangements with his bank, Bernard took out his cheque book and paid in full.
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I think you'll definitely have to look for replacement furniture for your Stockholm, Zoe - these two pieces are absolutely perfect in here! And the desk is a great bit of improvisation!
It was the Brasilia swivel chair and planter I nicked from the Stockholm, Valerie - the dressing table was in my box of spares/repairs!
It looks authentic so now you need to find another dressing table with a mirror for your Stockholm!
Zoe H says...
Thanks, Janet, I stole a couple of things outof my Lundby Stockholm for these shots, I might have to look for duplicates, though I prefer to have different pieces in each house these do go very nicely in here. I'm quite proud of the desk which is a Barton dressing table which had the back mirror piece missing when it came in a job lot. I have turned it upside down, covered what was the base in thin leather and put a black wood trim around it.
Brilliant idea, Zoe, and it looks terrific!
Janetc says...
The office furniture looks good.
Thanks, Janet, I stole a couple of things out of my Lundby Stockholm for these shots, I might have to look for duplicates, though I prefer to have different pieces in each house these do go very nicely in here. I'm quite proud of the desk which is a Barton dressing table which had the back mirror piece missing when it came in a job lot. I have turned it upside down, covered what was the base in thin leather and put a black wood trim around it.
Jan says...
Big mistake, never pay it all.
Don't worry, Jan, he's taking the car with him - Grecondale is less bureaucratic than our world. I'm sure he's safe with Bernard but maybe Martin should be the one to think about the wisdom of accepting a cheque - it could be made of rubber.
Patty W says...
...well, they would have done if their arms weren't so short!
LOL - they are a bit challenged in the arm-length department!
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