Grossman or Tony Paul attribution  

Chance?
I suppose you could call it a connection.

Greta anyone?
Hello,
I too am in the search for anything Magnusson. Good luck right?
Anyhow I came across this chair and was not sure who made it. I thought I saw the same chair in the recent show at the Orange County Museum of Art called "The Birth of Cool" However the show is over now.
I know Grossman usually used Brass balls on the legs and usually used solid iron. However this chair is hollow tube with threaded feet. This one has balls on the ends of the feet, but they are clear acrylic.
None the less is super old bent ply and I think its killer. Anyone know who made it?
To see the pic go to my blog.
http://bp0.blogger.com/_sJ-jfbjgwDw/R56ftddLkuI/AAAAAAAAAAs/ju4l1etKVq8/...
http://goldenwaste.blogspot.com

Tony Paul coat rack
Anyone have any info on a potential TP coat rack? I have one that I believe might be and would love to verify. Has tripod shaped black wrought iron legs. 6 hangers with 1" wooden balls(also on feet). It is almost 6 feet tall. I have seen another that is only about 4 feet tall.
Thanks,
Khus

Finelines question
Finelines, sure would like your input/description of your coat rack. I included photos under-"Tony Paul Coatrack" thread.
Thanks,
Khus

finelines
The tables in the original post are not listed in the Woodlin-Hall price list or pictured in the catalog sheets from Tony Paul's web site.
Neither is the coat rack that khus has been inquiring about.

Doing some research myself as I have just acquired a set of these tables myself. Here is a link to a listing on 1stdibs of these tables with the original sticker. Made by Bellette Chicago.
https://www.1stdibs.com/furniture/tables/tray-tables/set-of-three-mid-ce...
Was hoping as well that they were by Tony Paul, love his designs. This set is still nice and it's nice to know once and for all the maker.