What have you got that is old and ugly, but you keep it anyway?
I've got quite a few such. For instance, there is the 1920's wardrobe I bought at a convent that was being closed down. It was clearly a cheap piece in its day, and even if had been well made, it would still be ugly, in my opinion. But I put inside of it wire shelves that fit perfectly. It holds our printer, paper, and scads of other stuff. The whole thing also fits the space in the room perfectly. Old, ugly, scratched, not terribly sturdy, missing a piece of its celluloid doorknob, a little water damage probably from mopping at its bottom, but it fills our need. So we keep it.
I've got quite a few such. For instance, there is the 1920's wardrobe I bought at a convent that was being closed down. It was clearly a cheap piece in its day, and even if had been well made, it would still be ugly, in my opinion. But I put inside of it wire shelves that fit perfectly. It holds our printer, paper, and scads of other stuff. The whole thing also fits the space in the room perfectly. Old, ugly, scratched, not terribly sturdy, missing a piece of its celluloid doorknob, a little water damage probably from mopping at its bottom, but it fills our need. So we keep it.
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