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Wednesday, December 7, 2011

Wheel



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Cool Maple Mini-Flatfile





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Factory Cart





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Special Vintage Hanging Lamp







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Depression Era Glasses


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Filing Cabinet







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Lab Cabinet






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Scout Chicago

Scout Chicago
Urban Antiques

Scout Information

Larry Vodak
Shopkeeper

Scout
5221 North Clark Street
Andersonville
Chicago, IL 60640

larry@scoutchicago.com
773-275-5700 phone
773-275-5905 fax

http://www.scoutchicago.com/
www.facebook.com/scoutchicago

Hours:

Tuesday - 11-6
Wednesday - 11-6
Thursday - 12-7
Friday - 12-7
Saturday - 11-6
Sunday - 12-5

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www.scoutchicago.com
Chicago, Ilinois, United States
Scout is an urban antique shop in the heart of Andersonville in Chicago. Our approach to design is to take familiar elements- simple and unadorned- and make them feel interesting and sophisticated again. The Scout look is all in the mix: timeless utility and clean lines combined with second-hand comfort and urban freshness. It's less about a style and more about a feeling. One that makes you feel more at home than you ever thought possible. Scout. Welcome Home.
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