When I wrote an ode to kitchen tables a while back, we had a dinette uploader — but that was three+ years ago — and the blog has a gazillion more readers now. So let’s see what ya got, folks! The first uploader of the year is ON — take some photos and upload them this weekend. We’ll follow up by spotlighting 10-12 of your dinette sets next week. It’s super easy to contribute a photo — read on –>
Uploader is closed — thanks for playing!
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jewel says
Hello I’m looking for four chrome padded kitchen chairs curved padded back colour is not important any help you can provide Doyle be appreciated
Than,y out jewel
pam kueber says
jewel – start scouring local estate sales, thrift shops, antique shops and craigslist…
Jackie La Rose says
Does anybody know where I might find the hard plastic colored molding that goes between the metal parts of the edge of a vintage dinette table? I need red to match the chairs.
pam kueber says
try heffron’s or bars and booths
other than that, i do not know… watch ebay…
Camille says
Robert in Portland with the grey and lime green table. Is it for sale?? Would love to buy it like now.
Lila Smith says
I have a dinette set that I didn’t see on your list if I send pictures of it can you tell me more about it I know it is vintage and that’s all.
pam kueber says
Hi Lila, you can post a link to the photo if it is hosted elsewhere… Note, we are not experts on all the designs so likely can’t tell you much about it…
Vickie says
I am restoring a 1958 chrome dining set that was made in Memphis,Tn. I bought from an older gentleman for $25,it was his parents.It was in bad shape,2 of the chairs were sitting on the front porch and weather has cause rust.I have used quite a few products trying to remove as much as I can.The 4 chairs will be redone,I am hoping to purchase red cracked ice fabric as it originally was covered in. The table top is red and gray crackled ice laminate.Any suggestions from anyone, i would love Love all of these on this page.