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Rare ANTIQUE PINE BOARD (some from old ironing boards) 50S Choose One Thick Wooden Long 3 Variations for Table top or Bookcase or Display Vintage Rounded ends CHOOSE ONE from variations: 56" long / width from 6" to 14 3/4" / 1" thick 67 1/2" long / width from 6 1/2" to 11" / 1" thick 72" long / width from 5 3/4" to 12" / 1" thick All measurements are approximate NOTE: See our numbers of old wooden ironing boards listed separately...more to come as we have one or more in each room here An ironing board top stands out in a crowd (no pun intended) because it stands HIGH or for your any number of uses (some of our uses suggested below) as a work table or to stand in a display or behind a sofa or chairs. We have many of these old ironing boardssome with their fold-up legs, some withoutwhich we've used in most or all rooms - sometimes to iron, at other times as a courtesy to each house guest for luggage or to iron, or to lay out an outfit...and we have had old wooden ironing boards in other rooms as an added work surface in my office or a display surface OR just to stand tall against a wall or up against the side of a cabinet or cupboard, i.e., to just stand there looking plain ol' cool as a genuine touch of yesteryear...with or without the old cover or with a new cover Makes for a great top for a table, as in a coffee or behind sofa or in narrow hall or foyer table...or to stand up for visual effects as we do here...along side a cabinet or to add interest to any wall space Farmhouse decor Very Vintage Love these old WOOD ironing board tops in all sizes & shapes for many uses: - to iron, of course, & this one is a high ironing height so it's perfect for ironing by a taller ironer while encouraging standing with perfect posture - to build a bookcase along a wall - to provide an added surface for reference books, papers, folders, & the like while working in home office - to provide a narrow "lifter" in small narrow spaces, such as in a bathroom, foyer or hallway, or behind a bench or sofa or chair OR merely as a visual "lifter" to guide the eye upward in a wall decor...say, you've hung some framed pieces & want a balancing visual; on that wall...an old standing wooden ironing board top provides that perfect visual - to stand behind chairs or a sofa for balance in a decor setting- to display books, statues, & the like behind chairs or a sofa - to use as a "lift" for raising height of another piece, such as a lamp or a small multi-drawer unit to give eye-level or higher access to a storage unit behind or in front of another piece...I like "stacking" furniture in a decor, i.e., angling or bringing out from a wall a sofa or chairs in order to place another piece behind or slightly so - to stand a stack of a couple of ironing boards in a nook or hallway or up the side of a cabinet or cupboard...I often use old wood ladders similarly...and often mix old wooden ironing boards & wood ladders - to provide decor while offering an ironing surface in a guest room
