The last thing you acquired, #9  

.......and Mahogany...
.......and Mahogany Association Numbers

Screw the Furniture...
What's your Mahogany House Number?
http://www.mahoganyhoa.com/

To much to list
Okay I will start.
Every month it is the same thing, more, more, and still more. The Keith Haring, Inflatable Baby for Pop Shop (second version - mint in box) is rather insignificant, but it is a favorite.

Oh, Ark,
that is just too weird. A blow-up baby? Is it a pillow or just an objet d'art, or what?

objet d'art
Riki,
First and foremost, The Ark is that "mean spirited fellow" and I am a nice guy.
I suppose that the Keith Haring, Inflatable Baby for Pop Shop is an objet d'art at best and a piece of art (the galleries in New York) in some peoples minds or marketing.
After I acquired this piece my fiancée ask "what are we going to do with that thing". I took that to be a truly ringing endorsement.
At the price I see this advertised and sold for it is "the kings clothing". At the price I paid it is just one more toy.
Thank you for your question.

Mccobb Planner credenza
love the craigslist...

Beautiful
Great find!

Wow
+1

Very Nice, but I'd prefer...
Very Nice, but I'd prefer the Bojesen horse

whew
2 wheeled/tilting reading tables, one FURBO the other not sure (one all teak the other chromed legs).
1 Mobler (I am 99% sure) large dining table w/ leaves. Needs a wee bit of fixin' but can't be beat.
2 Luxo lamps. I sure do like Luxo lamps
and one really weird enameled plate (over copper) with a cool chicken on it and a signature that LOOKS like OLI, but am still trying to figure that out. Whew.
Did I mention the Milo Baughman Cube chair? I think I did. I need another hobby, I mean a DIFFERENT hobby. One that takes up less space

mmmmmm space....i haz none...
mmmmmm space....i haz none anymore ):

My apologies,
niceguy, I had you confused with someone who has, alas, left us for snootier pastures.
As far as the no-space-left-for-more-stuff issue, do what works for me: buy another house.
My latest purchase is a chalet in the French Alps. We don't even own it yet but I am already buying crap for it! My dilemma: how do you furnish a really, really Heidi-ish chalet with mid-century stuff and still keep it chalet-esque?
Here's the dining table I bought for it on Saturday. It's from the Naver collection from Gramrode Mobelfabrik designed by Soren Nissen and Ebbe Gehl.
Chair suggestions?

humility looks good on...
humility looks good on chairs

Dude, you
need to hush before you make a fool of yourself. I am the Queen of Second Hand. I don't pay retail for anything except toothpaste.
I've got a bet going with my husband that I can furnish this entire house for less than 10,000 francs and have fun in the process of hunting/gathering. Jeez.