Furniture – Ruth E. Hendricks

Wordless Wednesday in NYC

From my sister Mary in West Village NYC

October 1, 2025 by Ruth Categories: PhotographyTags: abandoned furniture, city scene, family, Furniture, neighborhood, photography, postaday, sidewalk, wordless wednesday 4 Comments

Today is a Good Day the Box says

“Always take pics of furniture but ever furniture boxes?” Granddaughter Maura wrote in a text with this photo

I responded “why not?”

Guest blogger today is Maura. Oh she managed to send an abandoned chair too

And the white and blue box says “today is a good day.”

January 22, 2025 by Ruth Categories: PhotographyTags: box, chair, Columbus OH, family, Furniture, garbage, guest blog, photography, postaday 6 Comments

Free Stuff on Potomac Ave

November 21, 2024 by Ruth Categories: PhotographyTags: Chairs, decor, Dormont PA, free stuff, Furniture, home, photography, Pittsburgh PA, postaday, Santa, signage 8 Comments

NOT an Abandoned Couch

A slow week for furniture on the curb. Have I stayed home more? Less driving around?

Perhaps I should start a spin-off blog for my abandoned furniture finds over the years.

Lawrenceville Dressers

I looked it up as suddenly the word dresser seemed a funny name for these wooden items. “What Is a Chest of Drawers? A chest of drawers is distinctly different from a dresser in regard to shape and form. Instead of being long, short, and deep, they are tall and narrow. While dressers feature multiple columns of drawers, a chest of drawers has just one single row, stacked vertically.”

You might ask-

What is the difference between a dresser and a bureau? Click for answer

September 30, 2024 by Ruth Categories: PhotographyTags: dressers, Furniture, Lawrenceville, neighborhood, photography, Pittsburgh PA, postaday 7 Comments

Armchair in the Side View Mirror at the Red Light

Two hundred miles from home and then I exited the highway to get to Laura’s house. Had to drive by this armchair, stop at the red light- you con barely see the armchair It’s a bit fuzzy in the side view mirror.

There was no way to drive around a block and get it right!