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The Shag recently lost M Is For Modern but the new tenant is picking up a little of the slack left behind and Hannah has expanded her territory, so all is good in the land of Green Shag. You'll never want for Vintage Modern goodness in this joint.
I don't know what to make of this pair of desk lamps. They obviously were an expensive set when new. They've both got heavy duty wiring, a phone extension and jack and a pair of three prong outlets as well as the lighting itself. And did I mention they are Stainless Steel?!
I've got a matching snack bowl in this atomic pattern around here somewhere...pretty sure, and I can't seem to find a blog post on it either...and I'm sure I've done one. That's kind of frustrating since I'd love to leave you a link to said post. Grrrr.
Welcome! C'mon in...have a look around. I've been busy trying to keep up with the outflow, so there's lots of new stuff in here. Plus, it's been a while since I've done a "tour" thing for booth 307.
This Fabulous Knoll Bastiano sofa and love seat were made available at about midnight the evening before last. I shot off a note to the seller a couple hours after it was posted with little hope of actually scoring the set, but then...the next morning I got the call.
When I stopped by The Future Antiques about a week ago I took a bunch of pics. I featured a number of them last week concerning the large number of Broyhill pieces, but I took more pics than that!
Can "cute" be used to describe a little toy tank? These things were the terror of World War One! But c'mon...look at this little guy. He ain't trying to hurt nobody! I found him at the Goodwill and just had to bring him home.
This vintage industrial work lamp was another score from out of town. I picked it up from the same antique mall where I found the Arthur Umanoff wine cart. That was BIG mall. The only other thing I found there was a baggy of slides that I have yet to go through. Soon enough.
You might think these are a cousin to the Selig "Z" Chair I've got. Maybe the "Y" chair? Why not?! These club chairs are both substantial and sleek and are just waiting to add a touch of class to my spaces at The Green Shag AND The Antique Mall of Creve Coeur!
Everybody here knows that Brasilia is Mr. Modtomic's favorite Broyhill Premier line...but TFA only had one piece in house at the time I was there. They certainly didn't lack for other lines to make up for it! Sculptra, Saga and even a couple of pieces of Forward 70 were well represented.
Yeeeup, I'm makin' another Cypress top table! I picked up a great little (weirdly little) table at The Future Antiques retro shop that has a neat top and a fantastic base. But the top and base don't really go scale wise...right? So a new top is in order. Just so happens....
I only had time to photograph one of these chair but I picked up Three. They've been recently re-upholstered but they've also been painted. Brown. Too bad that, but if they don't move quick I might bring 'em home, sand 'em down and shoot them with Satin Black.
News Flash! Mr. M pays Retail for Russel Wright! Yup, on the way home from Lebanon Mo. (to pick up the Umanoff wine cart) I stopped in a couple of the antique malls that litter Interstate 44. This pair got me at the Great Midwest Antique Mall.
As found at the Heartland Antique Mall near Lebanon Missouri. What a strange place to find vintage modern...but the good news is that it's a strange place to find vintage modern (ahem...it was cheap...cough).
I don't have a table set up with these in the booth (307) yet but I just had to go ahead and drop them off. You see, FOUR big items left my space over the weekend and I had something of a void to fill!