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My husband's parents have a bunch of old hotel furniture - his father works at a hotel. They have a couple of chairs that they haven't reuposltered. We "inherited" two nightstands, one of which recently got thrown out (bad condition), and the other we painted and brought back to life.
If it was the furniture from the SAS Radisson in Copenhagen I would love it as the Jacobsen "Egg" and "Swan" chairs were designed especially for the Royal Hotel and are placed in the Lobby and many of the rooms.
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