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GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN--This lovely table combines wood and metal to great effect. The metal has been painted red and distressed, and then bent in a rough simulacrum of the hairpin legs so evocative of the 1950s. The flat shape at the bottom of each leg indicates the makers aren't trying to fool you, just gesturing towards a well-loved style. Overall, the proportions are very nice, and it could lend itself to many other uses than entryway table, which we have suggested here.
I am using a Launchpad MINI with custom graphics to control all of my Combination Action/Frame Generals, Divisional Cancels and General Cancel. I am not used to an instrument where these little thingies actually work - all of the time and correctly. A Whole New World....
The console of Colorado State University's organ. I added a tiiiiiiny bit of Orton just to make things a little softer, since the image direct from the camera was a little jagged (have it on space-saving mode).
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Advanced battle-engineering console. A robotic arm secures the operator in case of gravity loss, or the violent inertia of battle.
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My current consoles I keep & play at home. Wii, PS3, Xbox 360 Halo 3 Edition, Game Cube & NES. That's all folks!
A console table
First Quarter, 20th century, Manila
Narra
82 x 123 x 47.5 cm (32 1/4 x 48 1/4 x 18 3/4 in)
The serpentine-shaped, groovings, and rounded corners of the top are echoed by the curvy lower components of the table. While the front frieze that holds the drawer is kept simple, there’s abundant carvings, scoops and etchings of flowers, foliates, C- and S-scrolls on the side frieze, posts, knees, legs, the elaborate x-stretcher and the cuffed feet.
These are design elements popularized by English Thomas Chippendale (b. 1718), as interpreted and adapted by Filipino artisans. An elegant-looking table bolstered by the interlocking grain and shiny lustre of narra wood.
Estimate: PHP 45,000 - 50,000
Lot 174 of the Salcedo Auctions auction in November 2018. Please see www.salcedoauctions.com for more details.
GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN--This incredible vintage industrial style TV console is the latest word in interior style. Beautifully handcrafted, with an exceptional finish, in a slightly smaller size perfect for the Singaporean home. 108cm long, 43cm deep, 53cm high
1985 Zenith Console TV. Video and audio input/output in back. Perfect for my older game consoles like the NES.
My childhood TV game console is over 35 years old.
www.simonsphotosite.com/Cameras-and-Tech/Old-TV-Game-Cons...
This console table was made in Rome in about 1700 of gilded pine, with a stone composite top veneered in Breccia.
It appears in the V&A exhibition Baroque: Style in the Age of Magnificence.
This kind of table, with a coloured marble top and massive gilded stand, is typical of the exuberant furnishings found in Baroque palaces in Rome. Inspired by the carving of papal thrones and ambassadorial coaches, the style was published and circulated by means of engravings.
V&A Muesum no. W.35-1977
See this object on the V&A Interactive Global Baroque map: www.vam.ac.uk/microsites/baroque/interactive_map.html
Pieces from the Naturals trend including Heal's Discovers Beech Bowls and Redwood Vases by Liam O'Neill. Also featuring the Kris Console Table in oak.
San Francisco Anti-Aircraft Defense Sector Nike-Ajax missile consoles, stored at a secret spot on Angel Island.
I have no idea what the current status of this rare & valuable gear is. At the time, it was stored in a semi-secure facility, but the facility was starting to decay. Based on my experience with CA State Parks (2004-2006), it's possible it's still in the same spot now, with damage from leaking water, or it's possible that they put it all in a Dumpster & hauled it off the island to be scrapped. Of course, I'd like to think they understood the rarity & value, and took steps to preserve it, perhaps passing it on to a museum that would put in on display, but...