House shots.
First is the front door. Fire had to force entry to check on mom's welfare. We've been locking the storm door and driving a wedge (wooden door stop) between the frame and door, and going in and out the basement door. New storm doors are on site, and regular doors should be there soon.
This is a tilt-top table that dad made. It is a kit from an antique reproductions company called Bartley (no longer in business). It's a Queen Anne style, made from solid cherry, finished in Pennsylvania Cherry (red).; Not really our style, but we are keeping two of the five pieces he made: this one and a small oval-topped table I believe they referred to as a candle stand. Son #1 is getting the two end tables and the "low boy" table. I'll post photos of them later. The red wing-back chair is staying for now.
The living room fireplace. A big mirror was mounted to the wall at the pinkish area over the fireplace. You can also see where various photos were mounted, as well as a couple of brass wall sconces. We will get a larger flat screen later, and mount it to the wall over the fireplace, and eventually I want to build a pair of bookcases/stereo cabinets to go beside the fireplace.
From the living room looking into the dining room and kitchen in the back. We want to remove the half wall but will have to leave the arch as it is lead-bearing. The wall between the dining room and kitchen will be cut away in the same way as the arch, as it is also load-bearing, but that will allow us to get an open concept. The china cabinet and dining room table go to son #1, as well (#2 doesn't want them, nor has room for them). The secretary on the right stays - it was my grandmother's and the lighter cabinet beyond that is a pie safe cabinet that we got a while back.