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#	Post Title	Result Info	Date	User	Forum
	RE: Teak Recliner (Moved from Last thing Acquired)	1 Relevance	7 years ago	lexi	Identification
	Great news. Should be well worth the wait !
	RE: The Last Thing That You Acquired #57 (Post Pandemic Edition)	1 Relevance	5 years ago	Andersen	General discussion
	Yes, together with the new moderation this thread brings hopes this place will see better times. Quite impressive finds I have to say, frankie. I have seen quite the opposite trend during the pandemic.
	RE: The Last Thing That You Acquired #57 (Post Pandemic Edition)	1 Relevance	5 years ago	Kyle Barrett	General discussion
	That sofa and the marble lamp pictured (not sure which designer has that one attributed to them, but I am guessing it's one of the Italians) are utterly epic. For the Senator chairs, I believe the the 3 versus 2 back slats is a production age indicator as I've never seen a France og Søn branded (medallioned ?) one with three slats. Only Poul Jeppesen or CADO. So while there's no model change, arguably the FD109 can't apply to the one with three slats as it's neither a France nor Daverkosen model anymore! Over here in the UK, the market has been more competitive than ever and the decent things have been fewer and further between, so I can't say it's been a similar experience.
	RE: The Last Thing That You Acquired #57 (Post Pandemic Edition)	1 Relevance	5 years ago	Ponyboy	General discussion
	Hi! I’ve had some luck over the pandemic, found some stuff, kept some stuff and sold some stuff. Hopefully 2022 brings some more great furniture everyone’s way! Big ol Rya Rug Attachment: AD811399-9A6A-4195-9B96-820E3D7E0AAD.jpeg Johannes Andersen - Bar Model Sk 661 with Eric Buch - Model 61 Bar Stools Big Keith Haring “Free South Africa” sign Attachment: AF66B94F-A8A0-4124-A319-EBE46F74C35F.jpeg Ste-Marie and Laurent Chrome/ Rosewood/Vinyl Credenza and Desk set (With vintage Coneheads shirt) Attachment: D573238A-6FD0-4E38-A503-F9808BC3C651.jpeg Attachment: B1B41C51-04B6-40F9-875D-2F62FDE17C43.jpeg Johannes Anderson - FD 164 Lounge Chair and foot rest Hans Olsen Modular Sofa (usable but I’ll change upholstery and have the cane redone, someday) Attachment: D3758D45-9AA8-4AD4-AF63-E7925E681926.jpeg
	RE: The Last Thing That You Acquired #57 (Post Pandemic Edition)	1 Relevance	5 years ago	Kyle Barrett	General discussion
	Hi Jonny, love your floor by the way hah. I had been umming and aahing about buying one of these myself for years, never got as lucky as you but they're a really nice sofa, how modular is it? Can you remove armrests and kind of customise it?
	RE: The Last Thing That You Acquired #57 (Post Pandemic Edition)	1 Relevance	5 years ago	Herringbone	General discussion
	@jonnym I have no clue about the age of the pieces but the design of the sticker makes me assume that they probably weren't produced before the 80s, maybe even the 90s. But maybe @cdsilva can help with his extensive knowledge about makers marks?
	RE: The Last Thing That You Acquired #57 (Post Pandemic Edition)	1 Relevance	5 years ago	waldorf	General discussion
	Dutch or german Lounge Chair from the late 50s Attachment: 577BE956-F007-4A19-803D-EA0EA48D1C7E.jpeg
	RE: The Last Thing That You Acquired #57 (Post Pandemic Edition)	1 Relevance	5 years ago	Kyle Barrett	General discussion
	That's pretty amazing, I've never even heard of Sandro Goppion and it's not really my style but I do like it a lot for it's simplicity.
	RE: The Last Thing That You Acquired #57 (Post Pandemic Edition)	1 Relevance	5 years ago	waldorf	General discussion
	hanging glass shelf by Sandro Goppion Attachment: 7B6DB1B5-C9F0-49E5-8884-AB343281BF03.jpeg
	The Last Thing That You Acquired #57 (Post Pandemic Edition)	1 Relevance	5 years ago	Kyle Barrett	General discussion
	Hi all, Based on Lexi's good judgement, research or memoryhere is '57. I hope there's appetite for it now various lockdowns are starting to ease, or perhaps you have a backlog of fantastic finds from the past year acquired while socially distanced! I am sure we'd all love to see what we've everyone has found. I got this very cool Børge Mogensen 4853 sofa, I am not confident to say it's manufactured by Tage Kristensen as it came from a house with a of Mogensen Fredericia branded sofa table and Leif mentioned to me that the sleigh legs are much like the Mogensen daybed he owns, which is Fredericia. And I am assuming Tage Kristensen was earlier, this must have been made in the 60's as Gabriel Savak was designed in the early 60s. Anyway, I feel very lucky. I love the design and the fabric is something I've wanted to upholster something in regardless for a long time. So to hit both notes with a functional sofa is pretty brilliant. Attachment: 20210516_1440504.jpg
	RE: The Last Thing That You Acquired #57 (Post Pandemic Edition)	1 Relevance	5 years ago	jonnym	General discussion
	walked into a second hand store last week and they were literally just putting out a wegner ge 375 three-piece sofa and two armchairs... probably my greatest find ever ! currently have them as two two-seater and one armchair format. some pics below. one of the seats has a sticker on (also below). does anyone have any idea as to the age of the pieces ? any help would be appreciated 🙂 btw, lovely sofa and great choice of material kyle ! cheers all, jonny Attachment: 20210521_154211_resized.jpg Attachment: 20210521_154315_resized.jpg Attachment: 20210521_152521_resized.jpg
	RE: The Last Thing That You Acquired #57 (Post Pandemic Edition)	1 Relevance	5 years ago	jonnym	General discussion
	hi @kyle-barrett, hi @herringbone, thanks for the info and yes, definitely think it's my luckiest find, even better than the finn juhl chieftan's chair i found last year ... just kidding, but a boy can dream 🙂 i actually remember once on one of these threads some guy had picked up an eames lounge chair in goodwill for 100 bucks or something crazy like that... i think i actually felt sick with jealousy when i read that 🙂 @kyle-barrett attached are some pics of the construction. as you can see, the chairs are held together by bolts similar to the ones used in ikea furniture (where the bolt fits into a female piece within the wooden cross beams). there are three bolts on either side of the chair which correspond to three cross beams that seem to hold the chair together. the sections with arms simply have longer bolts. in addition to these bolts there are two screws that hold the seat to the frame. i haven't tried it, but i would not be surprised if once these bolts and screws are removed, the whole chair couldn't be simply deconstructed. the only part that i can see that has definitely been joined permanently are the arm rests. thanks again for your kind comments and looking forward to seeing what other treasures have been discovered ! jonny Attachment: 20210526_203148_resized.jpg Attachment: 20210526_203315_resized.jpg Attachment: 20210526_203341_resized.jpg Attachment: 20210526_203426_resized.jpg Attachment: 20210526_203621_resized.jpg
	RE: The Last Thing That You Acquired #57 (Post Pandemic Edition)	1 Relevance	5 years ago	Alex Julia	General discussion
	This is very informative info
	RE: The Last Thing That You Acquired #57 (Post Pandemic Edition)	1 Relevance	5 years ago	Alex Julia	General discussion
	That is quite astonishing, I've never at any point known about Sandro Goppion and it's not actually my style but rather I do like it a ton for it's effortlessness.
	RE: The Last Thing That You Acquired #57 (Post Pandemic Edition)	1 Relevance	5 years ago	cdsilva	General discussion
	nice find, jonnym. Herringbone, this chair is an interesting example, with two different marks. While the GE-375 doesn't appear in any Getama catalogs I have, the Jens Bernsen Wegner book lists a design date of 1969. The block letter burn stamp is one of the earliest, if not the earliest, mark I have for Getama. This is consistent with other Salesco companies, whose earliest marks were also block letter burn stamps. I did not previously have this cursive logo foil label. But based on that cursive logo appearing on vintage docs and catalogs, I believe that was used mostly during the 60's and 70's Later Getama foil labels used block letters. My logo list here may not be fully accurate with chronology (left to right), but it's close. And jonnym's stamp clearly shows it's not comprehensive. Based on the above, here is my guess: GE-375 chair/sofa parts were made in bulk early on, with some members burn stamped. The furniture would be assembled to order, with a foil label (sometimes) applied after the assembly was complete. My estimate of production date for jonnym's pieces is early to mid 70's, but I guess it could also be late 70's. Attachment: ge-375.jpg Attachment: getama-logos.jpg Attachment: cursive-ge.jpg