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My husband who has been working out of state for several months, just got back a few days ago :) It’s been so nice to just hang out and do the things we like to do together. One of those things is thrift shopping. Most people have no idea how many awesome things you can
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About Excellent original condition. Original green leather cushions, braided natural leather in the back.
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About Mid Century glass artist Nils Landberg's Red Tulpanglas designed in 1956, produced in 1957 by Orrefors glassworks. The delicately tinted glasses are blown as a single piece and incised with the designer and maker's marks on the bottom. The Tulpanglas were photographed as a collection but are priced separately. Shown from left to right: ORREFORS EXPO N 312-57 (15.9"H) - Available Orrefors Expo NU 312-57 (17.5"H) - SOLD Orrefors Expo NU 312-5 (17.9"H) - SOLD Orrefors NL 312-57 (17.5"H) - Available Image 11: Nils Landberg (Swedish, 1907-1991) About the artist: Nils Landberg studied at Konstindustriskolan in Gothenburg, Sweden from 1923-1925 and then trained at the newly established school of engraving at the Orrefors Glasbruk for two years, with his compatriot Sven Palmqvist. Landberg subsequently studied in Italy and France before returning to Sweden, where he began working under Edward Hald (1883-1980) as an assistant and engraver at Orrefors. Around 1935, he began creating his own designs for the company and became a member of its in-house design team. His engraved glassware from this period was shown at both the 1937 Paris "Exposition Internationale des Arts et Techniques dans la Vie Moderne" and the 1939 New York World's Fair. During the 1950s, Landberg experimented with abstracted and attenuated forms using either clear or delicately tinted glass. In these pieces, he pushed the medium's tensile strength to its limits, giving the designs a powerful inner tension. His famous 'Tulpanglas' (1957} with its slender waist was blown as a single piece and received a gold medal at the Milan XI Triennale in 1957. He also designed tableware and lighting as well as decorative doors and windows. Landberg retired from Orrefors in 1972, and fourteen years later the Orrefors Museum held a retrospective exhibition of his work.
About This is a beautiful and rare teak four-panel folding screen from Denmark, circa 1950. Made from hand formed solid teak frames with radiating bookmarked veneer inserts and carved reliefs. The condition is excellent.
Completed in 1963 by Hall & Mackenzie, The Japanese-inspired Fletcher House is in mint condition—and it’s packed with custom details.
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'One man's junk is another man's treasure.' How many of you have heard this trash to treasure saying? Melissa's dad used to say this all. the. time. There is a lot of truth to it — especially when you are in the business of flipping used items. And what's even better than finding a great deal on an item is finding items to sell that you got for free! We love finding free items, and tend to spot them almost on a weekly basis. We make it a point to walk to our downtown area (about a mile away), about
A very rare freestanding circular rosewood bookcase inlaid throughout in brass. Note the gallery in the Gothic design and the wonderful carved wood lion paw feet on concealed castors. Literature: A similar article is shown in the Regency Furniture book by Frances Collard. Free standing bookcases became a fashionable addition to the Regency library, reflecting the evolution of such rooms into retreats for relaxation, as indicated by the less formal arrangement and more comfortable seat furniture. Classical designs were still the most fashionable. This was in keeping with the architecture of the room and the popularity of books which so often dealt with ancient architecture, literature, travel and associated arts. The bookcases circular form allowed a large collection of books to be housed in a small area and could also be used as a plinth to display sculpture. The freestanding arrangement allowed the piece of art to be viewed from every angle. These particular items are rare, generally being made for large houses which could accommodate libraries. A must have for the perfect gentleman wishing to display his wealth and knowledge.
Israel Martin renovated an 18th-century stone house in the Cantabria region of northern Spain for his all-hand-tool workshop.
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Trends, by definition, come and go. What’s hot, trendy, and in-style today will most likely become a source of amusement for future generations (“can you believe they actually used to wear that?!”). It’s true when it comes to fashion, it’s true when it comes entertainment, and it’s definitely true when it comes to furniture. Peeking…Read More