Below is a list of the current specials at Fine Oak Things.  To avoid disappointment, please contact us for any floor model specials to confirm availability.  Floor model pieces are sold as-is and all sales are final. Square table patio Set in dove gray/black (FLOOR MODEL) Set Includes:  Square Bar Table + 2 Adirondack Swivel Chairs in Dove Gray/Black (Bar Height) SALE PRICE:  $2,248 + HST Stamford Pedestal Table DINING SET with 6 chairs (floor model) Set Includes:  42" x 72" Stamford Pedestal Table in Wormy Maple, 4 Madeline Side Chairs in Light Grey Fabric, 2 Melissa Side Chairs in Dark Grey Fabric REGULAR PRICE: $5,037 + HST SALE PRICE:  $4,279 + HST CUMberland BEDROOM SET (Queen) IN Oak STAINED Weathered Coal (FLOOR MODEL) Set Includes:  Cumberland Queen Bed, 2-Drawer Nightstand, 6-Drawer Long Chest, 5-Drawer Highboy Sale Price:  $6,249 + HST Round patio dining set in white/black (FLOOR MODEL) Set Includes:  48" Round Table + 2 Patio Dining Chairs + 2 Adirondack Swivel Chairs (Dining Height) in White/Black

REGULAR PRICE: $3,196 + HST SALE PRICE:  $2,876 + HST CONTEMPO PEDESTAL TABLE AND SIDEBOARD WITH WINE RACK STAINED BUXTON ALLSPICE (FLOOR MODEL) Set Includes:  42" x 84" Contempo Pedestal Table in Cherry, Contempo Sideboard with Wine Rack in Cherry REGULAR PRICE: $7,062 + HST SALE PRICE:  $5,297 + HST Thomas Sleigh Bedroom Set (Queen) in Pine Stained Charcoal (Floor Model) Set Includes:  Thomas Sleigh Queen Bed, 7-Drawer Dresser, Landscape Mirrorcane rocking chair ebay Sale Price:  $2,958 + hstfolding table and chairs set kmart Large adirondack glider & Centre table in red/black (FLOOR MODEL)rent tables and chairs auburn al Set Includes:  Large Adirondack Glider + Centre Table in Red/Blackchair and table rentals oakland ca

REGULAR PRICE: $1,520 + HST SALE PRICE:  $1,368 + HST Set Includes:  36" x 84" Solid Top Harvest Table with Square Turned Legs, 6 Rush Seat Ladderback Chairs SALE PRICE:  $2,882 + hst LARGE CLASSIC SWING IN CHERRY/BLACK (FLOOR MODEL) Set Includes:  Large Classic Swing in Cherry/Black REGULAR PRICE: $777 + HST SALE PRICE:  $677 + HST Colonial 3-Drawer armoire in Maple Stained new hazelnut (FLOOR MODEL)cheap eames replica chairs SALE PRICE:  $1,999 + HSTtony montana chair original LARGE plain glider in cedar/black (FLOOR MODEL) Set Includes:  Large Plain Glider in Cedar/Black REGULAR PRICE: $1,225 + HST SALE PRICE:  $1,099 + HSTIn a nation where more and more jobs have shifted to sitting, it makes sense that America recognizes the necessity of big chairs as high profile landmarks.

Various Adirondacks, Muskokas, and other wooden eight-foot wonders routinely pop up in parking lots as photo-ops -- but what of the Super Chairs, the ones that are 15, 20, 30 feet tall? And who has the biggest? No punches have been pulled in a century-long melee trying to answer that question. The first shot in the World's Largest Chair battle was fired in 1905, when Gardner, Massachusetts, erected a Mission chair 12 feet tall. Eventually a rebel yell came from the reconstructed South; Thomasville, North Carolina -- which claimed to be the "Furniture and Hosiery Capital of the World" -- built a chair 13 feet, 6 inches tall in 1927. Up went eyebrows in Gardner; With Yankee pluck the self-proclaimed "Chair City of the World" countered with a 15-foot Mission chair in 1928. Then, as an exclamation point on its claim, Gardner tore down the Mission and replaced it with a 16-foot Colonial Hitchcock in 1935. World War II briefly waylaid the giant chair battle, but Thomasville fired the first postwar shot in 1948, when it unveiled an 18-foot Duncan Phyfe, placing it on a 12-foot pedestal.

Thomasville encouraged neighboring High Point to build the world's largest bureau, and convinced Vice-President Lyndon Johnson to sit in its big chair. Built of concrete and steel, the Thomasville Duncan Phyfe still stands, the World's Oldest Largest Chair. Other towns quickly entered the scrum. Bennington, Vermont, put up a 19-foot Ladderback in the 1950s (It was torn down in 2000). Washington, DC, bested Bennington's chair with a Duncan Phyfe six inches taller. Morristown, Tennessee, surpassed DC's chair with a green Recliner made of sheet metal -- a behemoth 20 feet tall that could seat ten across. But by 1962, it was gone. Gardner, still fighting, built a Haywood-Wakefield 20 feet, 7 inches tall, ostensibly to honor the Bicentennial. Ten feet wide and nine feet deep, it was, for a year, the world's largest. Private enterprise stepped into the fray and escalated the fight. A lumber store named Pa's Woodshed in Binghamton, New York, built a 24 foot, 9-inch Ladderback, recognized as the World's Largest by Guinness World's Records in 1979 -- only to have it surpassed that same year by a huge Fireside Chair, 25 feet tall, built by the Hunt Country Furniture Co. in Wingdale, New York.

And then the South rose again. In 1981 Leonard "Sonny" Miller built a 33-foot office chair next to his furniture store in Anniston, Alabama. Made of ten tons of steel, it held the World's Largest title for over two decades despite a valiant second effort by the Hunt Country Furniture Co., which tore down its Wingdale chair and replaced it with a 30-footer in 1996. Not quite big enough, it was destroyed in a storm in 2001. Then, in late 2003, a company from Italy of all places erected a 40-foot-tall, 24-ton chair in the parking lot of the L.A. Mart in Los Angeles. California bragged that its European mercenary was the Largest Chair in America, which indeed it was. The seat of power had moved to a foreign land -- until the USA got redemption from an unexpected source.... Rocking chairs remained noncombatants in the Big Chair War until 1990, when a 21-footer was built in Penrose, Colorado. It remained tops in its specialized field until the 21st century -- and then rockers suddenly rocketed for the sky.