The last thing you acquired, #12  

George Nelson for Aubock
Missing the glass, replaced with driftwood boards.

Hi trittium,
Looks nice! ...
Hi trittium,
Looks nice! Glad it got rescued. I don't think it's a George Nelson design though - check out this old thread from last fall, where this common misattribution was hashed out (at great length, ha). Your table's actually pictured in one of the newspaper ads that straylight attached, so that's cool to see! Not Nelson, but still cool.
http://www.designaddict.com/design_addict/forums/index.cfm/fuseaction/th...

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Back of the van business......
Back of the van business... boom!

Sweet
Digging the Hvidt sofa. I stupidly passed on one about a year ago

Wow
Dare I ask how much?

Got this nifty Admiral clock...
Got this nifty Admiral clock radio. It had these cool Nelson style hands and was only 25 bucks so I had to get it. Works pretty good too, has a slight humming to it but is only noticeable when volume is all the way down.

Just picked these Selig...
Just picked these Selig tables up at a garage sale. They've been well used and have some rings and finish damage. The caning is good on two of the three. They were so cheap I just couldn't walk away. Google search isn't conclusive on the designer - anyone know?

They've been discussed before
Here:
http://www.designaddict.com/design_addict/forums/index.cfm/fuseaction/th...

We recently bought this teak...
We recently bought this teak dining table by Gudme Mobelfabrik

George Nelson desk
picked this poor thing up for $5. It needs a complete overhaul.

A good days thrifting
the couch, it turns out, is a Martin Borenstein. It comes completely apart and is in pretty durn good shape.
The rocker is more pedestrian, but no less lovely, a Frank Reenskaug rocker. Appears to be an older one.

replying to self - with a question
FURTHER research
a Martin Borenstein conversion sofa, patent submitted in April 1958.
I did a pretty thorough google search and never found another example. The only way I was able to ID was because it had 2 patent #'s on it (one general one DES for Design). Is it possible this is a one off? A prototype? It has that look about it.
And the nice ladies at the thrift store found the remaining cushions (although replacements I am pretty sure)

replying to self #2
It's a Brown Saltman Design by Mr. Borenstein. SWWEEEEEEET