The last thing you acquired #28  

Great photo Tyler.
This morning I picked up a Nambe tray (unopened in its original box) from my local charity resale store (less than ten dollars). And something else, too...but I can't remember what??
Always,
Aunt Mark

I found it...I left it in the 64 Chevy.
A pretty little purple vase to re-donate.
why not?
Aunt Mark

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the vase, I think, is Czech, the designer escapes me ...for the moment

I just purchased two Georg...
I just purchased two Georg Jensen Chunky Breads from GALLERY 925 FAKE BUSINE$$. Can someone please provide me with the name of the designer and their value?

Mark
your little vase is Czech, and by Zelezny Brod Sklo.
(Sklo is Czech for glass)
It's in Neodymium/Alexandrite glass

Many thanks Robert!
Best,
Aunt Mark

Steve Burnley
Rooster.

Waffle-
I have that lamp in ...
Waffle-
I have that lamp in red. I love it. The glaze is much nicer in person than it is in photos. Unfortunately in photos they just look like flat blocks of color. I did not get so lucky with original shade. I have some tragic shade that someone stuck on and it covers the teak neck. Great score.

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the picture does not do the glaze justice, agreed. I am not SURE that is the right shade but you have to admit it has the right look/dimensions.

I love the shade you have! ...
I love the shade you have!
My shade is one of those tragic upside down vase shaped shades from the 80's which I am sure was a replacement.
I purchased mine at an estate sale of a university professor who was european. He had a nice home in the mountains full of art and danish modern pieces. This piece sat next to a danish wall unit and danish desk. The red was a great shade on top of all that wood. 🙂
Wish your blue one and my red one could exist in a room together. Lovely danish design. We need to find a yellow to join the red and blue. Lol.

solid rosewood table with aluminum inlay
Got this table designed by Rud Thygesen, can't seem to find any rosewood versions online, also marked 45/70 next to the danish control marker...weights a TON

2 Tabletop items
Found 2 small items and have no idea what they're for but good to look at least. The first one looks like it might be a mid century era fruit bowl (?) and the second one is a total mystery to me. It's Italian with a sticker that says "Made in Italy" at the bottom, very Bitossi/Aldo Londi. That thing that sticks up from the bottom should give some of you guys a clue maybe?

First Item
First Item

2nd Item
2nd Item

guyinsf,
Definitely has similar markings as other Londi pieces....
it's an ashtray of course :-)...oh how I miss smoking!