Philco Stereo Console.  Seller says that the turntable works but isn’t sure about the radio.  I like the style of this one- the top is mostly solid and the stereo is accessed through the front rather than the top.

$25 in Vienna (40 minutes south of Jefferson City).  Here’s the link: Vintage Philco Stereo.

Tiered End Tables.  Nice clean style with tapered legs, but it’s hard to tell the condition.

$10 each or $15 together in Columbia.  Here’s the link: Vintage End Tables.

Loveseat Set.  This looks like one couch, but it’s actually two pieces.  Both are pull-out sofas.  The fabric is swell, but it’s hard to tell the condition or what the actual style is like.  You’ll have to push for more pictures or go see it yourself.

$100 in Columbia.  Here’s the link: (COUCH) Very Nice Vintage.

Heywood Wakefield Bamboo Set.  Includes couch, two chairs, coffee table, side table, lamp, and ashtray holder, though I would check on those because I do not think that Heywood Wakefield made lamps or ashtray holders, and I think this price is high.  I am not a HeyWake nut, though, so I don’t really know.  The upholstery is all matching vintage barkcloth.

$1500 in Columbia.  Here’s the link: Heywood Wakefield Set.

Pepsi Sign.  This gets into the gray area of what is vintage and what is not, but I don’t care what you say.  It’s my blog and I’ll do what I want!  It reminds me of arcade games and pizza and sodas with shaved ice, and now I want one of these signs for myself.  I would put it up in my kitchen.

$40 in Sedalia.  Here’s the link: Pepsi Sign.

Stereo Console.  Walnut cabinet with radio, turntable, and 8-track.

$150 OBO in Rolla (about 1.5 hours southeast of Columbia; Lake of the Ozarks Craigslist).  Here’s the link: Stereo Console.

Adjustable Stools.  Originally used in a dentist’s office.  They don’t exactly match, but that’s ok.  I like the industrial look and think they would make great barstools if you had a really masculine vintage minimalist thing going on already.

$35 each OBO in Kirksville (about 1.5 hours north of Columbia; Kirksville Craigslist).  Here’s the link: High Quality Computer Chairs/Stools.

Heywood Wakefield Bedroom Suite.  Seller says that the dresser is in mint condition and the other pieces need some work.  A dresser, vanity (without mirror), headboard (looks like a twin size), and an end table are included, which means this is actually a reasonable deal.  Except that I am not convinced that that little end table/nightstand is true HeyWake.  I am searching for it and no dice so far.

$850 in Harrisburg (about forty-five minutes northwest of Columbia).  Here’s the link: Art Deco 4 pieces Bedroom Suite.

Couch.  This looks vintage to me with that tufting in the back, and the seller says it is in good condition with no rips or stains or smells.  But it looks like there is some wear.  I like it, but of course this is the only photo provided.  It might not be that great from another angle.  Check it out in person.

$30 in Mexico, Missouri (about forty-five minutes northeast of Columbia).  Here’s the link: Couch.

Vintage Couch.  Kind of Hollywood Regency, which I think blends very well with vintage modern.  I also love this color.  The catch is that the seller recently had fleas in the house, and thinks this is a reasonably compromised price.  That’s up to you.  Seller has had it cleaned and sprayed.

$75 in Columbia.  Here’s the link: 1970s Vintage Couch.

Corner Table.  Seller says it’s real wood and authentic, but needs refinishing.  The price is decent and I like it.  Get it!

$10 in Salisbury (about an hour northwest of Columbia).  Here’s the link: Retro end/corner table.

Black Leather Bar Stools.  Seller has three of them.  I like this style.  I know it’s very 70s, but I think it works for vintage modern and isn’t your usual vinyl and chrome soda fountain thing, you know?  But I don’t have a bar.

$20 in Columbia.  Here’s the link: 3 Barstools.

Whiskey Barrel Chairs.  Here we go again!  I’ve posted whiskey barrel furniture twice before, and both times it was a hit.  I still get emails about those other posts, so let’s be clear: I’m posting a link to the Craigslist ad.  I am not personally selling them (or anything).  (And if you know anyone who has some of these to sell, tell them to investigate all options, because there are clearly many buyers out there for vintage whiskey barrel furniture, and some willing to pay for international shipping.)

$100 in Russellville (30 minutes west of Jefferson City).  Here’s the link: Retro Swivel Whiskey Barrel Chairs.

Vintage GE Hotpoint Fridge.  Working condition.  All original pieces including shelves, racks, and compartments.

$250 in Jefferson City.  Here’s the link: Vintage 50s Hotpoint Fridge.

Executair Travel Bar.  These aren’t that rare, even in mint condition, and this price is about what you’d pay if you saw one of them at a nearby antique mall.  They are pretty cool, and if you know a Mad Men fan who has a birthday coming up, one of these (stocked) might make somebody happy (in more than one way).

$30 in Centralia (20 miles northeast of Columbia).  Here’s the link: Executair 707- The Original Travel Bar

Retro Bed/Couch Combo.  Looks like a sectional to me.  Must have some kind of convertible bed thing going on.  This is perfect for your basement, but if you buy it, you are now obligated to call your basement the “rumpus room”.  I’m sorry, but those are the rules.  Also, invite me over and we can drink Dr. Pepper and play Sorry.

$195 in Columbia at Hardt’s Used Furniture.  Here’s the link: Retro Couch/Bed Combo.

Vintage Cooler.  I think it’s an ice bucket, actually, but I love red Scotch plaid.

$10 in Lake Ozark.  Here’s the link: Scotch Cooler (on Lake of the Ozark Craigslist).

Herman Miller Chairs.  Polypropelene stacking shell chairs.  Seller lists three of them, but only two are pictured.  Seller says they’re in average to fair condition, but prices them at $150.  These do fetch a good price, though, and the seller is willing to ship.

$150 in Rocky Mount (near Eldon, about 1.3 hrs from Columbia).

Here’s the link: Herman Miller Poly Stack Chairs (on Lake of the Ozark Craigslist).

Hexagonal End Tables.  Yes, this one gets two pictures, but that’s just because I’m a sucker for 70s hexagons and it’s just poorly photographed enough that you can’t tell what you’re seeing.  I think it’s slightly weird that the seller didn’t empty out the middle of the end table when photographing, but that’s par for the Craigslist course.  Here’s what they’re perfect for:  interstellar docking stations for your Astronaut Barbies.  While acting out Alien or Space Odyssey or something very minimalistic and spooky.  All good Barbie stories end in tragic deaths.  Or, you know, store stuff in there.  Like your bong collection.  Whatever.  God, I want these.

$20 in Columbia.  Here’s the link: 70s Retro Table.

Danish Dining Set.  Complete set includes table with 3 leaves (and protective pads for the top), 6 side chairs, 2 arm chairs, hutch, and buffet.  Probably very nice condition.  The price still seems a little high, though.  More pictures on the ad.

$500 in Boonville.  Here’s the link: Complete dining set.

Modern Executive Desk.  This looks enormous, and unless it comes apart, it will probably be a real pain to move it.  But it sure looks cool from what I can tell in the pictures.  It would probably fit well in your office along one wall, and I’m sure it could handle both computer and television.  Or, you know, you could actually use it as a desk.  Plus the price is awesome.

$20 in Columbia.  Here’s the link: Large Solid Oak Heavy Desk.

Blue Chair.  I like this one a lot, and I almost considered calling about it for my own house, but I don’t think the color will work for me.  I love the lines, though, and the seller says that it’s in perfect condition.

$20 in Jefferson City.  Here’s the link: Blue Chair.

Vintage Couch.  More of that gold/green!  Seller doesn’t list condition.

$50 in Columbia.  Here’s the link: Vintage Couch.

Brown Leather Swivel Chair.  Nice condition.

$15 in Lenexa.  Here’s the link: Vintage Mid-Century Modern Chair.

Naugahyde Couch.  Made from the hide of the great American Nauga.  It is probably in better shape than it looks, though the color is tricky.  Still, the price is nice.

$25 in Kansas City.  Here’s the link: Naugahyde Couch.

Barrel Chairs.  Sorry, I couldn’t help myself.  With the diamond pattern?  And the whiskey barrel shape?  And there are four of them?  They come with some kind of game table.  They belong in your rec room.  You would have all sorts of parties with these.  They are that kind of awesome.  Invite me over to lose at a poker game, and maybe you’ll earn enough off me to offset the steep price here.

$350 in Mission, KS.  Here’s the link: Retro Whiskey Barrel Chairs.

Gold Sofa.  Okay, so $800.  But it’s gold.  And you have always wanted a gold sofa.

$800 in St. Louis.  Here’s the link: Retro Sofa.

Storage Unit/End Table.  They suggest that it could be used as a TV stand, but that would depend on the size and age of your current TV, I think.  Make sure it can support it, especially if you have other equipment too.  But it’s cute and I like the detail.

$50 in the Warrenton/O’Fallon/Wentzville area.  Here’s the link: 1950s Vintage Wood TV Stand.

Matching Loveseats.  Kidney shaped in orange velour.  What are you waiting for?  Honestly, these look pretty comfortable.  I’m not sure I understand the best way to arrange them, but it looks like the other piece is a corner piece.  The price seems high, but if the fabric is in good shape, it might be worth it.  It costs a lot to get a couch reupholstered (and I speak from experience).

$300 in O’Fallon.  Here’s the link: Mid century modern love seats.

Dresser.  This looks smaller in the picture than I think it is in real life (the seller lists the height at 42″) and I love the detail despite the fact that the veneer is a little beat-up.

$125 in Fenton.  Here’s the link: Retro Dresser.

Sofa Set.  I love this type of set- it’s so cute.  The seller has repaired some of the cat scratch damage.

$200 in St. Louis City.  Here’s the link: Mid-Century Long and Low Sofa and Loveseat Set.

Danish Modern Sofa.  I love this, too.  The upholstery is in nice shape and I like that striped blue color that is typical of this era.  Nice.

$225 in Illinois (suburbs, I assume).  Here’s the link: Retro Danish Sofa.

End tables.  I would be willing to bet these are Drexel tables with that caning on the bottom shelves.  Why?  Because I own a set of these as well, which I bought for roughly twice this price.  Oh well.  I love them and use them as bedside tables.  They are a little on the big side for that, but it’s just plenty of room for books.  Anyway, you can use them as accent tables or end tables.  Very nice quality.

$40 in South St. Louis County.  Here’s the link: 1960′s end tables (vintage).

Vintage 50s couch.  Recently reupholstered in a green/beige pattern.  Nice- I like the buttons and tapered legs.  You could really make this work.

$120 in the Tower Grove neighborhood.  Here’s the link: 50′s style couch.

Two matching white end tables with an interesting inset design- see the post.

$25 in Oakville.  Here’s the link: 2 End Tables.

Round retro table.  In pretty bad shape, but nothing some wood filler and paint couldn’t fix.  Again, just don’t paint the brass.  Clean it up and paint the wood veneer.

$15 in St Louis City.  Here’s the link: Round Retro Wood Table.

Red leather club chair, which I am liking!  The lines are nice.  I cannot tell at all whether this is new or old, though.  Probably newer than I would like it to be.  But it’s not monstrously sized like a contemporary chair would be, and it would still look pretty great in a room with mid-century decor.

$25 in South City St. Louis.  Here’s the link: Armchair.

Giant modern couch!  $50 OBO!  In Columbia, on West Broadway.

I’m not sure I can determine the age of this couch.  Looks like tapered legs but the fabric pattern seems pretty 70s to me.  Those arms are fat, but the rest of it is very streamlined.  Looks like it comes with matching bolster pillows.  Interesting!

The thing about these sofas is that they are often long, longer than normal couches today.  If you’re a tall person (or if you have a tall person hanging around your house sometimes), you might find that you can lie down on one of these comfortably.  On the other hand, they sometimes feel less solid than newer couches, in case you are not just a tall person but also a wide person.  This couch, however, looks like it might be more substantial with those thicker arms.

Here’s the link: Couch For Sale.