well, it took a few months (and a brief but torrid dalliance & infatuation with some old theater seats), but i finally found my bench on ebay! sean and i drove out to stratford CT to take a look and bring it home!

(pic from ebay listing)
it could stand to be refinished, which i may/probably will do one day, but it's solid and has lovely lines. i gave it a good cleaning then placed it in its new home.


(pics from our entry)
a few weeks later when i had the time, i removed the seat, which still had the original upholstery, and recovered it. i wrapped it in batting (for cushion) and a fun fabric, leaving the original upholstery intact underneath.


i'm pretty happy with it! and it's perfect for putting on/taking off shoes on our way out/in. (we don't wear shoes in the house.) gotta love a quick and easy project! refinishing it, on the other hand, will probably be a bit more time-consuming.
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