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Tricksum

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25/03/2010 12:11 pm

Could one of you kind ladies or gentleman please identify this drop leaf table, age and origin would be appreciated.It has a quality tappering steel pedistal base its legs terminating with brass caps and pads that read "Armstrong cork company London". I absolutley adore it. Thanks

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Riki

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25/03/2010 12:21 pm

Tricksum
you can't post photos right from your computer. You have to use flickr or photobucket or one of those photo host sites. Then you just copy/paste the address from there right into the box down below that says "associated web images".

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jesgord

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25/03/2010 6:39 pm

Lovely table. Has the look o...
Lovely table. Has the look of a Fornasetti/Ponti collaboration. Here is a Ponti table with a similar base. Fornasetti also did do some floral designs (see below). I am by no means saying this table is Ponti/Fornasetti....just that it shares similar characteristics.

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Robert Leach

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26/03/2010 2:37 am

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is reminiscent of AJ Milne..
Armstrong glides were used by a lot of the good British makers and designers in the 50s.. Milne, Race, Day..but the top look a bit kitschy to be any of those guys I think..

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29/03/2010 6:11 am

+1 for AJ Milne. Some of the...
+1 for AJ Milne. Some of the patterns were shockers....

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whitespike

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29/03/2010 7:31 am

Wowsers, these are gaudy!! I...
Wowsers, these are gaudy!! I have no idea what to think. Part of me finds a slight evil pleasure with these ... while detesting them simultaneously...

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