From pine bookcases to vintage card catalog cabinets, these library-inspired rental items are appropriate for intimate events.
Morgan chair, $175, available throughout the mid-Atlantic region from Taylor Creative Inc.
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Toscana bleached pine bookcase, $595, available in New York, Washington, and Boston from Bridge Furniture & Props
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Drake bar, $475, available throughout the mid-Atlantic region from Taylor Creative Inc.
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Set of Vive Paris books, $40, available in New York, Washington, and Boston from Bridge Furniture & Props
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Pamplona sofa, price upon request, available nationwide from Blueprint Studios
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Rococo lamp, $82, available throughout Southern California from FormDecor
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Tiffany pub chandelier, price upon request, available nationwide from Blueprint Studios
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Lorenzo bar, $1,500, available in Southern and Northern California and Phoenix from Designer 8 Furniture Rental
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Walnut table, varied styles with prices from $350, available throughout the mid-Atlantic region from Taylor Creative Inc.
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Tadao lighting canopy, price upon request, available nationwide from Blueprint Studios
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Antlers, with or without mount, price upon request, available nationwide from Patina
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Antique brass bar cart, $395, available in the New York, Washington, and Boston from Bridge Furniture & Props
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Vintage card catalog cabinet, price upon request, available nationwide from Patina
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Black cow pelt, $188, available throughout Southern California from FormDecor
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Driftwood candelabra, $75, available in New York, Washington, and Boston from Bridge Furniture & Props
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