
Teak extendable dining table
Anchored family dinners in a Mesa Verde home for over thirty years before the house sold.
We sell the household things people leave behind when they move: coffee makers, dinnerware, lamps, chairs, the good cast iron. Each one is graded honestly and sold once, because there is only ever one of it.
8 pieces rehomed so far · Open Tuesday to Sunday
Six pieces we would take home ourselves. When one sells it moves to the archive and does not come back.
The shop is organized the way a home is, not the way a warehouse is.
The tools that see daily use: coffee gear, cookware, and stand mixers built to outlast a few kitchens.
Plates, glasses, and the tables and chairs that gather people around them.
Lamps that already know how to make a room feel lived in.
Chairs with years of use behind them and plenty of use left.
Baskets, trunks, and shelving for things you want put away, not hidden.
Mirrors, prints, and objects that finish a room without shouting about it.
Blankets and rugs that were broken in long before they got here.
Skip the departments and browse the whole floor by price or condition.
These are single objects sitting on a real floor in a real shop, so we confirm every piece by hand before any money moves.
Add the piece to your cart and send the reservation. Nothing is charged on the site, and the item comes off the floor the moment you send it.
You hear from us within one business day with a photo of the piece as it sits today, the total, and how to pay.
Collect it on Figueroa St during shop hours, or we pack it and ship anywhere in the US. Small items go out in two days.
Three grades, one line of honest detail on every listing, and photographs of the actual object rather than a stock image of what it looked like new.
Send photos of what you have. We reply with an offer, come look at anything large, and take the lot away. No consignment wait, no listing fees.
Sold pieces stay on the site with their final price. It is the honest record of what this shop actually moves, and it tells you what to watch for next.