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French Provincial Vintage Furniture By Simon Says Salvage

Check out these stunning vintage French Provincial pieces made over by Simon Says Salvage.  They beautiful mix metal with color.

MidCentury Modern Dresser, Credenza, Buffet, Navy and Wood, & Orange and Gold Mid Century Modern –

Century Modern Dresser/TV Stand/Credenza

Farmhouse French Provincial Dresser

Gold Dipped Vanity –

French Provincial Credenza, Soft Yellow and Silver, Navy Blue French Provincial Dresser

Gold Dipped French Provincial Dressers –

Gold Dipped French Provincial Dressers By

Black and Gold Empire Nightstands

Vintage Green Painted Chippendale Dresser

Blue and Gold 9 drawer Dresser –

 

 

 

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French Provincial Chest of Drawers by Kent Coffey – $650 (San Antonio)

$650 FIRM
~Vintage refinished French Provincial 5 drawer chest by Kent Coffey
~Original Brass Hardware
~Solid Wood Construction
~Dovetailed Joints
~Finished in a Linen Gray

*Available through my online Etsy Shop BluePoppyFurniture @
www.etsy.com/shop/BluePoppyFurniture

*Shipping is available! Message me with your zip code to receive a quote.
*Pick up San Antonio
*Items can be seen by appointment

DIMENSIONS
40”L
21”W
52 1/4”H

Vintage French Provincial Dresser by The Dixon Powdermakers – Blue Poppy Furniture – Etsy

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Vintage French Provincial Highboy Silver Metal Makeover

This dresser just made its way to its new home last night to the same owner of the Audrey media center.  This dresser just made its way to its new home last night to the same owner of the Audrey media center. She had requested this provincial style dresser in a tall boy so I leapt at the chance when I found one for sale to get to work on her project. She also wanted it to be lovely silver to tie in with the other art pieces and mirrored pieces in her living space.

I used glidden gripper primer and had the lady at home depot make it into “gripper grey”. They discontinued the grey primer but can still make it out of the white one. 2 coats of primer and then 2+ coats of Martha stewart metallic specialty paint (found in the paint section of home depot usa, not sure about canada).  This dresser was covered with 1 little jar. I was actually surprised how well it spread.

See more pictures of this beautiful dresser at oliverandrust.com