Last Thing You Acquired #45  

I have one like that Reamie, they are heavy aren't they!

bj they weigh a ton! I was a sight trying to squeeze all four of them into my car! The bronze Sibast label has fallen off but the Danish silver sticker is still on one of them. The seat is really big!!

Just picked up this as of yet unidentified danish teak sideboard. It was a bit of a drive but the price was right.

These were just waiting for me to buy! Not cheap, paid waaaaaaaaaay too much for them but I have a real thing for rosewood Møller! Two 65's and two 80's, sorry could only snap one!

Hey Reamie. I recently picked up a set of six. Moller rosewood side chairs and 2 arm chairs. I have them as my dining chairs.

I got a dining set from my mom. She thinks she bought it in the 70's. No idea of the designer !

Modernefamilie they are gorgeous! I would have loved a set of six, if I ever I find two more I can get them upholstered to match! I paid waaaay too much for them but I couldn't resist. Sometimes I think I have an affliction, then I look at a piece I love and I think it's a gift!

Finished partially conserving another unwanted radio from 1946 (bottom left). All three are early applications of a famous couple experiments on molded plywood in the mid-late 1940s while working with Evans Plywood in Los Angeles.

Another unwanted unrestored but working old radio from 1948, one of the several variations of the model 571 when Alexander Girard was the Chief Designer at Detrola radio. Girard also designed his own office there, reception room, executive offices, cafeteria and factory floor work area during his tenure there early in his career.

Picked up this nice set out of a super dusty storage container.
Chairs are a Hollis jones design, but I don't know this able.
Anybody know this table?
Thanks

Vintage leather swatches from Fritz Hansen. A few euros on eBay. I think I will frame it...

Dr, that would make a fine wall hanging. If it were mine, I'd want to use some type of framing without glass so the leather could still be felt when desired: old school interactive wall display.

I bought 2 books from the local charity resale store this morning. I quickly figured out that I have already read the Grant Wood book. They will be re-donated.
Carry on,
Aunt Mark
ps don't forget to feed the birds. They are our friends. Red meat is fine.

Arne Tjomsland Viking in Whale tooth, 3$ at the thrift store

Nice!
Is the elephant marked "made in Norway" by any chance? I have one that in the same style but with the trunk down.
edited to add: I just saw your other thread about the elephant. I'll add some info there, don't know if it'll help much, though.