How can I raise the height of this vanity?





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Mary Chaisson on May 14, 2015
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Mcgypsy9 on Sep 23, 2015
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Patty Winchell- Yettaw on Oct 22, 2017
So I’m kind of curious what you ended up doing with your vanity. I have a beautiful on I just redid and am wanting to sell. These types of vanit are called a dressing vanity. They are about 3-4” shorter than a makeup vanity. Personally I love it the way it is but so far every buyer that has come to look at it says the same thing “ Is this a child’s vanity?” And decide it is to short to sit at and they don’t want it. With antiques like this I hate to permanently alter it because you are destroying its value. These dressing vanities are hard to come by and can be worth some money. But since everyone wants them higher they are actually hard to sell. So I’m trying to find a way to add height without ruining the original legs.Helpful Reply -
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