The last thing you acquired, #8  

coffee set marked
Thank you niceguy,
it's porcelain, designed by a certain Jiritano
found the missing sugar and milk set on ebay, but that would be an easy and expensive solution.
The hunt is better than the catch
http://cgi.benl.ebay.be/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=250669709030&ssPa...

you are correct
gertvt,
Once again congratulations and thank you for the photo and material detail (porcelain). You are correct the hunt is always the best.

My new garden chair
Don't know the maker, but I always see these around my art/design friends summer places. Not Bertoia, I am told, but anyone know whose design?
http://i1088.photobucket.com/albums/i337/HippieDanish/wire%20mesh%20chai...

Russell Woodard?
I would say that looks to be a chair by Russell Woodard, however the arms are throwing me off.

Yep. Woodard
From the sculptura line. That is the stackable version.

Thank you both!
I'll read up on it.

Whoa
tynellbuyer,
I thought I collected in bulk. You may now have your own religious services or 12 step program with seating in style. Congratulations and good for you. That is a score.

Gee
Nice score!

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Sorry SPD I would love to visit Canada but it would be a bit indulgent.
Just to make you jealous, this lot arrives next week, the turning chisels though made here and exported there and are cheaper to import back then buy here, 21st century madness...the left hand rabbet and a couple of other planes and saws are waiting for my bank balance to recover.
05N5601 Saddle Square, Veritas
05P4501 Right-Hand Skew Rabbet Plane
05G1601 Panel Clamp, each, Veritas
05K3301 Scraper Holder
05N3503 Metric Precision Square
05P2201 LA Block Plane, A2 Blade
50K3901 Plane Screwdriver
37B0151 1/8" x 1/2" (3mm x 12mm) Parting Tool
37B0144 1-1/8" (30mm) Skew Chisel
37B0127 1/2" (12mm) Detail Gouge
37B0114 1/2" (12mm) Bowl Gouge
05K3401 Single Edge Flush-Cutting Saw
05M0701 Jointer/Edger
73L0155 Complete Guide to Sharpening-SC
05D1302 Basic Grinding Set, Veritas
05D0713 Pro Cab. Set w/MkII Guide
Ancient Roman plane...nothing really changes.

Wow...
I think I might need to sell some more chairs, I'm feeling a little jealous Heath!

a few of dis and dat
2 A. Brandt Ranch Oak lounge chairs. More Mid Century Rustic than Modern, but they should sell nicely to someone in Texas who has sheltered their money well.
I did buy that Gibby chair and have listed it as it just doesn't work in my house, but boy is it elegant.
and probably the nicest Luxo swinging desk light I have ever picked up. Just right.

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I didn't mean for that to sound smarmy sorry, I'm busy in there at the moment still repairijg termite damage...(is it ever going to be functional, ever?) and have just discovered I already have a good skew and detail gouge so that was a foolish waste of money, most of those things were indulgences...the next lot will be a bit more considrerd.
My God I love those planes! So easy to set and use, within 20 minutes I knew what I was doing with them. The jack and jointer the best, the smoother so so but that was probably the bit of eucalypt I was playing with. Can't wait to get tha twin screw vise in.
How about a picture or two of your workshop?

Ha.
Nothing smarmy about it! It's certainly hard to temper ones spending at LV against frivolous items like food.
I'll see if I can remember to get some shots of the shop I work in.

A cast iron and beech pepper...
A cast iron and beech pepper mill by Nissen, Denmark, with a Peugeot grinder, for $1. And a Larsen chair I have wanted for a while now. Was not really able to get a good description of condition from the seller, and am happy to find it is about perfect, with no veneer chips to the seat or back.

Nice
Beautiful chair and nice deal on the pepper mill.