The ladies running the sale were very polite and nice. My wife commented about the great condition the suite was in and it looked like it had hardly been used. RT Classic 50's For good furniture at great prices in Danish Modern, try antique stores which specialize in 1950's and 60's. Haywood Wakefield prices are rising, but they are still less expensive than new furniture. Their construction is great.
Auctions are worth previewing for well made furniture.
Used upholstery furniture is usually not worth purchasing, as fabrics deteriorate and the upholstery has imbedded dust. It's suprising what they have. Last spring I discovered an antique auction house where my husband and I have found truly good quality furniture at very reasonable prices. I'd classify more as used furniture rather than true antiques. One extra benefit - these pieces probably won't go down in value unless some major disaster befalls them.