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Photo: Kenneth Rogers
Atlanta Journal-Constitution Photographic Archives. Special Collections and Archives, Georgia State University Library
Perhaps these are bowls for an ice cream social....made in japan with a Chadwick sticker on one.
Love those estate sale basements.
Charles F. Hurley Building & Erich Lindemann Mental Health Center, Staniford Street, Merrimac Street, Boston, Massachusetts, Entwurf 1962, Ausführung 1966–1971, Paul Rudolph
From Practical Encyclopedia of Good Decorating and Home Improvement. This was pretty much what my bedroom looked like when I was 5 - I picked the paint color myself.
Ceramics loot from the second round of local modernist dealer's estate sale. This sale made many local mcm fanatics happy campers. All are marked, have some investigating to do.
A row of colorful Eames Elephant chairs (in plastic, not plywood) are part of the Christmas window display of a furniture store in Rapperswil, Swizerland.
When we tire of staring into the fire, we scale the wall.
From Practical Encyclopedia of Good Decorating and Home Improvement.
Home from restoration. Not perfect, but a big upgrade. Wish I had a spot for this right now, but it goes to the garage for time being. Gouge is gone, most scratches repaired and I'm thrilled to have been able to rescue this lovely piece.
Finally!! I picked up the second set of cushions from the upholstery shop for the other chair today. This process took a lot longer than I thought.
The chair on the left was the one that had been painted black, and the one on the right I have had since college. The black chair was an easy refinish, but that second one was a nightmare. I have refinished a lot of furniture, and the atomic-bomb-proof mid century top coat on the second chair was the most difficult to remove I have ever encountered.
Anyway, they now are a matched pair, looking like they should, and we finally have another seat in the living room. Now, I think we have decided to repaint the walls....