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Nice gams, eh? When I found this table my first thought was "Karl Springer" but that turned up nothing with a quick search. Then I remembered Pace! Not a fancy desinger but still a well respected name in the design world.
So, when I picked up the Danish daybed / sofa I featured a couple days ago, the seller asked if I'd be interested in this clock they had on the dining room wall. You Betchya! I can't say no to a beautiful sunburst wall clock.
Unwrapping, cleaning, photographing, rewrapping, loading, unloading, tagging and placing these items in the booth can (as you might have guessed) be a chore...but it sometimes pays the rent.
Super mod, right? I love 'em. If I didn't already have my dream barstools I'd have new cushions made and keep this set. While yes, they are missing the original cushions, I'm pretty proud that they both have all four end caps on the legs.
These look a hot mess, but when you've done enough research into vintage modern design they are instantly recognizable as being a Knoll product designed by Richard Schultz. They are in fact the 1966 line of outdoor tables in aluminum with porcelain steel tops. Tables worth taking a second look at!
This super mod swag lamp came from the same home as the last four chairs I've featured here. I tol' ya! I cleaned the joint out! Today I got to thinking about the long journey it took for me to get there. Want the condensed version? Yeah, I don't have THAT much time either!
A (REALLY) good friend of ours hooked me up with a friend of their's who was paring down their household in preparation for moving to a smaller apartment. Our friend thought I might be interested in some of the items available. Boy were they right!
Just behind the desk you can see the full size bookcase headboard that also came with all the Sculptra that I just dropped off in booth 307 at The Antique Mall Of Creve Coeur. Now you know why it took me FIVE hours to bring all this in, clean it all up, photograph it and tag it! That's just a lot of big furniture!
Yep, this was part of Saturday's haul what cost Mr M. five full hours of hard labor. It's a tough row to hoe, but somebody's got to do it...and I don't mind so much. It's nice to have such a large space here in Creve Coeur that I can do just a bit of re-arranging and manage to stuff in a few more large items.
A few weekends back, after about a month and a half of dry pickings, we dropped by a little antique mall in the heart of Florissant. This wall art Camel set wasn't all I found there but the Girlfriend Really liked them and they were in a booth having a good sale. How could I resist?
What a day. Beautiful weather, shifting merch. and hauling in more! I spent 5 hours today buying, hauling, moving, cleaning, tagging and photographing new items for my booth at the Antique Mall of Creve Coeur. Pretty great way to spend a Saturday if you ask me!
I almost bowed out of the bidding on this but stepped back in at the last moment and hit pay dirt. You'd usually read about my litany of complaints after an auction but I guess that because there was so much available at this particular one, there was almost no way I wasn't going to be able to come home with something!
Love it when I don't have to do any more work than tagging up a new offering. I'm gonna try to drop off this little collapsible tea or bar cart down at the Green Shag Market tomorrow morning before work.
This has become a pretty flexible little piece! It can be used as a bookshelf and display stand, a TV entertainment center or even as a footboard case piece. You could even place this on top of a long dresser or credenza for additional storage and display area. See, flexible!
It was the little side table that got me. There was an ad on craigslist in Columbia for a blue recliner, nothin' special...but sitting next to it was one of these two matching Burke Tulip side tables. After calling the seller I found out there was a pair. I put them on my list.
While I was at work today my friend Kevin sent me a couple of quick photos of the '68 Exhibit at the St. Louis History Museum in Forest Park. Once I got home I looked around for some other pics of the exhibit to share with you from other installations. I gotta go check this out.
I've already got two other slide projectors that I bought years ago...but, as it turned out, neither would automatically change the slides. I was almost sure there was such a thing but had just never stumbled across one until Sunday afternoon.