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<p>[QUOTE="James Conrad, post: 327172, member: 5066"]Agrees, very nice and functional now. Although these stands were made by the millions and most don't have great value, still a very good looking and now working piece. Working being the key word there because if a piece of furniture is not working, it usually doesn't survive long. Furniture isn't like a painting where you can hang it and pretty much forget it, furniture occupies floor space.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="James Conrad, post: 327172, member: 5066"]Agrees, very nice and functional now. Although these stands were made by the millions and most don't have great value, still a very good looking and now working piece. Working being the key word there because if a piece of furniture is not working, it usually doesn't survive long. Furniture isn't like a painting where you can hang it and pretty much forget it, furniture occupies floor space.[/QUOTE]
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