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Baseball furniture? Chairs, pub tables, lockers?
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Am looking for great new ideas for cool, vintage looking baseball furniture to add to my “card cave” - any great ideas out there to show off?
Am going to add a couple of chairs and maybe find an old locker to serve as a pub-table of sorts Here is a view of my cave… so far. Would love to see what kind of great baseball furniture others have come across Share photos! |
That's a great question. I've never bid on wood stadium seats because I figure the freight cost would be ridiculous. Can someone that has purchased a pair of stadium seats provide the shipping cost (city to city).
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Hi Jeff
No experience with it But wanted to say. Sweet love your man cave and the way you have it and decorate it Jealous |
Baseball Fan
Jeff,
Congrats on a very nice looking man cave. Not sure if Hunter is still making these, but I have this Baseball themed "kids" fan in my small office room along with a few of my less expensive collectibles and it definitely adds to the vibe I was looking for. http://mobileimages.lowes.com/produc...9/00216355.jpg |
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Very, very cool! A thought I had is that they sell game-used bases, which would look great on your "grass." Here is my Dodger Stadium seat, which I got about seven years ago for under $100. The same seller still has a few left on eBay for about $150 (with free shipping). He's selling them separately as a "back" and a "bottom." When they rip the seats out of the stadiums, they don't leave them intact. Even if they did, they would not be suitable for home use. People buy the separate pieces, and there is a kit available to put together a seat or a pair (or however many) so that they can be used in a home. When they're assembled, the price and shipping are quite high. So getting the separate pieces like this is much more cost-effective, and you can buy the kit yourself, or display the separate pieces.
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Home Office Rocker
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This is in my home office. It came from Milwaukee County Stadium, and I converted it to an old man rocker using a kit I found online and some additional welded supports. It was a $30 craigslist buy out of Milwaukee. It was a rusted mess and took quite a bit of effort to fix, but I think it was worth it. The remaining paint is all original.
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Early on, I thought the idea of acquiring old stadium seats was pretty cool. I was relaying the idea to a fellow collector and he said "the seats are uncomfortable at the stadium, why would you want them in your house?" I have yet to buy a seat. I still think the old seats are cool.
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Very cool thread. Love the original pic of the card cave - anything else you add is gravy.
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Not furniture, but here's the wall in my son's room.https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...7e9c4311e9.jpg
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Wow! Growing up in the Friendly Confines. Good job, Dad.
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There was a bench like this one on Pawn Stars a couple years ago...
The memorabilia expert was disappointed if I remember correctly because the guy used a bunch of autographed items and screwed holes in them... But I like the look of this type of bench and hopefully gives you some ideas. |
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I think wooden seats are awesome and I still have several rows of them. Here’s a few pictures. Also a turnstile is a great display piece as well.
You may also want to look at a Budweiser baseball glove chair. Typically run about $400-600 but are quite cool and a nice display piece. |
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Thx again! Jeff |
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Looks like that one is blank, right? Is it at all comfortable? (And are you selling?!) |
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Thx again Jeff |
How much is shipping for stadium seats and other large items?
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Fred,
Shipping on large items is all dependent on the size of the item and how far it has to travel across the country. For example a stadium seat can be as low as $50/60 to as much as $125+. |
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