89758: Ray and Debra Barone Dining Room Table, Chairs

Ray and Debra Barone Dining Room Table, Chairs, Hutch and Set Dressing from Everybody Loves Raymond (CBS TV, 1996-2005). This distinctive and iconic rustic kitchen furniture graced the set over many seasons of the multiple Emmy Award-winning series, Everybody Loves Raymond. Ray and Debra Barone furnishings and set decoration include: (1) a knotty pine dining kitchen table which sat in the center of the kitchen and served as the hub of the house during the entire show's run. The table features a single central drawer on one side. It measures 58 in. long x 30 in. tall x 34 in. deep. (2) A group of five chairs of pine with oval cutout chair back and woven seat bottom (now absent of seat cushions). One of the chair's legs are cut approximately 1 in. shorter than the others to accommodate the tallest cast member, Brad Garrett "Robert Barone", who stands 6 ft. 9 in. tall (3) A knotty pine hutch which sat beside the back door during the entire run of the show. It features two shelves, one with cup hangers, and two drawers on a rolling base (check this) and is handwritten "Ray & Deb Kitchen Wall" on the reverse. Measures 73 in. tall x 38 1x2 in. wide x 18 in. deep. (4) A pair of watercolor paintings on board, one a cluster of houses, and the other a meandering stream, which hung on the Barone's home stairway wall during the entire show's run. Both with studio production notations handwritten on the reverse. Framed dimensions of 19 1x2 in. tall x 17 1x2 in. wide. (5) Peter Boyle "Frank" and Doris Roberts "Marie" set of distinctive Danish mid-century dinnerware by Red Wing, of repeated rows of soft charcoal and turquoise dots. The set includes eleven saucers, four small plates, six dinner plates, six small bowls, one large bowl, a 3-tier serving tray on a silver metal stand, one butter dish base and two butter dish covers, five coffee cups, and two circa 1960s glasses with rooster design. A few of the pieces exhibit signs of repaired cracks (during the production years) and exhibit general signs of extensive production use. All of the pieces were acquired from Dan DuPont, who served as Leadman for 187 episodes of the show's production. . HID03101062020 © 2022 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved
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