Hello All! The adjustable typing/secretarial chair suggestion is a good one. The problem is that "new" chairs (available at big box office supply stores) are mostly expensive or may not be ergonomically superior (plastic body with too-cushy seats) to other types of chairs. Another choice is an "old fashioned" metal one that can be purchased cheaply but they are heavy & tend to mar floors/mat carpets because they have 4 rollers instead of 5 to disburse the weight. When we get together in Cortland, OH, there is one old fashioned chair that is everyone's favorite so it's a rush to see who grabs it first! While you are at the "used office furniture depot", check out the map/drafting cabinets. Large, shallow drawers were used by lots of companies/government offices to store plat maps, blueprints etc. etc. Back when Shay Pendray had her needlepoint shop in Dearborn, MI, she stored reels of Japanese silk in them. Check out the Julianna dress at www.lillypulitzer.com. It so! rt of looks like an oversized pricking. Of course, machine-made lace is always featured on some items in this line. Sincerely, Susan Hottle, Erie, PA USA where we had 2" of rain last night, glub, glub
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