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#	Post Title	Result Info	Date	User	Forum
	RE: The Last Thing That You Acquired #57 (Post Pandemic Edition)	1 Relevance	4 years ago	lexi	General discussion
	@ponyboy. Lovely lamps. Would quite happily have those in my home.
	RE: The Last Thing That You Acquired #57 (Post Pandemic Edition)	1 Relevance	4 years ago	Ponyboy	General discussion
	@lexi I was not familiar with them before they popped up on market place! I have one of the giant eggs 🥚 and have had different mushrooms but I’d never seen this style before!
	RE: The Last Thing That You Acquired #57 (Post Pandemic Edition)	1 Relevance	4 years ago	lexi	General discussion
	"Genesi" table lamp designed by Masayo Ave for Antonangeli Illuminazione, Italy 1998. Acquired by my daughter .Thought I would share as it is very unusual and I do like lamps!
	RE: The Last Thing That You Acquired #57 (Post Pandemic Edition)	1 Relevance	4 years ago	Ponyboy	General discussion
	@lexi Very cool, what’s the material?!
	RE: The Last Thing That You Acquired #57 (Post Pandemic Edition)	1 Relevance	4 years ago	lexi	General discussion
	@ponyboy. Made from polypropylene; spongy texture. My daughter said it can be flattened and you just pull the points to open it out into shape.
	RE: The Last Thing That You Acquired #57 (Post Pandemic Edition)	1 Relevance	4 years ago	Ponyboy	General discussion
	Here’s a big pair of Murano lamps I acquired 💡 💡 2ft 4in Mismatched bulbs in the last pic 🤷🏼‍♂️ Attachment: DA8A4BD5-486E-4F97-9B58-F7A28265F981.jpeg Attachment: D7B8277E-C314-410D-81F0-8A9F77C76F82.jpeg Attachment: 492DEECC-76FF-4A9A-A7BB-3FCFF5F0F371.jpeg
	RE: The Last Thing That You Acquired #57 (Post Pandemic Edition)	1 Relevance	4 years ago	Ponyboy	General discussion
	Set of 6 Arne Hovmand Olsen dining chairs with a unique (to me at least) backrest. They need some love but overall good shape! Attachment: 9F91ECDD-C62D-4B00-8A7F-2E46B20D1E5F.jpeg Attachment: B2C161E2-1D62-4CD9-90E6-E757503267A3.jpeg
	RE: The Last Thing That You Acquired #57 (Post Pandemic Edition)	1 Relevance	4 years ago	mkg	General discussion
	Picture speaks for itself! I had been trying to get this chair since October, finally closed the deal in February. Getting redone in May! Attachment: Papa-Bear-2-Small.jpg
	RE: The Last Thing That You Acquired #57 (Post Pandemic Edition)	1 Relevance	4 years ago	tktoo2	General discussion
	@mkg, Wow! Congrats! Perhaps you noticed the post "Papa Bear?" in the Identification Forum? Two Papa Bears in one week. At first, I thought they might be the same chair. A remarkable coincidence!
	RE: The Last Thing That You Acquired #57 (Post Pandemic Edition)	1 Relevance	4 years ago	Andersen	General discussion
	Hope you found some experienced upholsterer, that's not an easy job. Does it really look so bad that one would need to redo it ?Still comfortable ?
	RE: The Last Thing That You Acquired #57 (Post Pandemic Edition)	1 Relevance	4 years ago	mkg	General discussion
	Posted by: Andersen Hope you found some experienced upholsterer, that's not an easy job. Does it really look so bad that one would need to redo it ?Still comfortable ? Chair is still comfortable, however seat foam is completely detoriorated to the point of dust.. so not great for use. It is booked to be redone in May by Karen Valkenbourg in Vancouver BC. She comes highly reccommended from a few high end shops across Alberta and BC and using Hallingdal 126 fabric. Cant wait!
	RE: The Last Thing That You Acquired #57 (Post Pandemic Edition)	1 Relevance	4 years ago	Maber_interior	General discussion
	Kartell K1340 1964 Attachment: Kartell-K1340-_2.jpg Attachment: Kartell-K1340-_46.jpg Attachment: Kartell-K1340-_11.jpg
	RE: The Last Thing That You Acquired #57 (Post Pandemic Edition)	1 Relevance	4 years ago	zeitraum	General discussion
	Two 80`s Lamps from a Second Hand Shop . I need Informations about this nice Pair. Attachment: 20230404_204102.jpg
	Mystery object! Turned beech thing, not a candlestick	1 Relevance	8 years ago	Spanky	Identification
	What the heck is this? It's 16" high, solid beech, and is flat on both ends so it's not a candlestick. The quality of workmanship is very nice, the wood is smooth with no lathe marks anywhere that I can see. No marks, either. Maybe someone's woodworking assignment for a class? It had a nice sheen to it and I kinda assumed it was lacquered but when I went over it with a little Murphy's Oil Soap on a paper towel to remove the grime, the sheen rinsed off very easily. That makes me think it had a soap finish. It was only $2 at a thrift store. I passed on it a few days ago but today it was still there which I took as a sign (not really) that it should be mine. Anyone have a clue? I sure don't.
	Moller #71 chair..... Mystery solved about the whole Hovmand Olsen thing??!!	1 Relevance	9 years ago	staceyneil	General discussion
	This has been discussed many times on designaddict (one thread is here: https://www.designaddict.com/forum/General-discussion/Common-Mid-Century-Design-Misattributions-List) Who designed the Moller 71 chair? We've always assumed Hovmand Olsen based on the vintage ad stating that, and the fact that the chair is SO similar to other Hovmand Olsen chairs (notably the one for Selig.) I noticed that both Design Within Reach and the current Moller website list N.O. Moller as the designer, though, so I emailed Moller and presented them with the vintage ad. They told me they'd research it, and got back to me a couple of weeks later with this: "We apologize for the delayed response. Niels Otto and Arne Hovmand-Olsen were very close friends. It was Niels Otto that designed the model nr. 71. He was educated as a carpenter, and Arne was educated as an architect. Because no one really knew who Niels Otto was at that time, he asked Arne if he could use his name. Best regards, J.L. M