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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.
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.
I don't know if this piece has any particular designer name attached to it (I couldn't find any while at work today) but I think it may be manufactured by the same company that made my LC3s that I still have. Anybody ever seen this style before?
The first thing I purchased last weekend was a new set of wheels for Frank. Frank needed new tires BADLY (only real failing is he chews through tires) so I felt an upgrade was in order, wheel wise. These 16 inch wheels from a 2011 Ford Fiesta SES are a perfect fit and look pretty good. The tires are in better shape than what came off too! But I'm sure it's what I picked up at Rutledge that you're probably interested in.
It's not a real LeCorbusier LC4, of course. I'm not that lucky...and if it was the real deal I wouldn't be parting with it! Still, it's got style for miles and is so so comfy. Don't believe? Drop by the Antique Mall Of Creve Coeur and try it out!
Is that a Maison Jansen rocking chair? Why yes it is! And it's been freshly re-upholstered in black suede. Black and chrome...classic! Stop by and take it for a spin...or...rock, or whatever.
I picked up a nice pair of vintage '50s vinyl and chrome armchairs last weekend and although it took me over a week to post them, I've already got them down at the booth in The Green Shag Market.
To me there is nothing so cool as a classic that has been thoroughly messed with. Remember Falco? You know...Rock Me Amadeus! OK, maybe that wasn't a great example...but you know what I mean!
Damn, looking at this combo again now, hours later, I'm kinda wondering if maybe I should be keeping this! I've already got a Florence Knoll dining table and I think this would fit nicely in the kitchen as my computer desk. Hmmm.
Sorry, I know... No no, I haven't been avoiding you! No really, it's not you...it's me. I've been kinda lame. Once it got cold I just stopped. Pretty much stopped everything but going to work and keeping the booths stocked.
If I didn't already have one of these (OK, I think mine is a 9 bottle rack but still, I think I've caught my limit!) I would have snatched this Arthur Umanoff steel and leather wine rack right up. But I didn't and as a result...You Can!
This nice little haul of chrome rim bar ware came from two different sources along highway 127 but both sets were great bargains. I would normally keep (horde?) this stuff for my own bar collection, but I think I've got enough. Time to spread the wealth so these pieces are available in booth 307 at The Antique Mall of Creve Coeur.
We spotted this chair quite a while back at a local consignment / resale shop in St. Chuck. I inquired about the price since it didn't have a tag at the time. They told me it was available on eBay at the time. I checked eBay and did indeed find it, but not at a price I was going to be interested in paying!
While the top leaves a little to be desired (although I do believe it to be a custom Knoll piece) this IS my favorite dining table. This is the third Florence Knoll dining table / desk that I've come across but only the second that I've brought home.
The Wentzville flea has finally hit it's stride. The last two Sundays have been well attended by the vendors which is a big 180 from the few couple weekends we had previously seen. I still didn't find much, but I do find myself being a bit pickier these days.
I so wish I had the wear-with-all to pull this apart and re-upholster this beauty myself...but I know my limitations. Not that I think it'd be all that hard, it's just the time that it'd take to...well let's face it, let it sit in the garage half done.
I picked this lovely KEM Weber style chrome and vinyl lounge chair by Royal Metal a few days ago from a seller who had thought they were gonna "get in the game" so to speak...but then they had off spring instead. Kids'll do that. Their gain...is my gain!
We stopped the new thrift we had spotted while test driving a new car a few weeks back and I almost bought a pair of Umanoff bar stools, but alas...there was another fella checkin' 'em out and I decided to let him have first dibs. They needed a little help and I didn't need them badly. It was the second second hand shop where I found this!
I spotted this Sonneman style table lamp on craigslist and instantly fell for it. I shot off the ubiquitous e-mail and made the necessary arrangements with the seller. Luckily he also had some great chairs that sweetened the deal. But in the utter ebullience of the moment I failed to give the lamp the necessary attention that I should have.