5 Piece Mid Century Bedroom Set. SOLD
1950s Chrome Table with drawer and Slide leaves. SOLD
Modern Office Sofa. SOLD
Danish Teak Record Cabinet. SOLD
WWII Card Catalog. SOLD
Basset 12 Drawer Sideboard. SOLD
Basset Walnut Credenza & Taxidermy Fox. SOLD
Danish Teak Credenza. SOLD
Industrial Flat Shelf File Cabinet. SOLD
Locke CD 289 Glass Insulator (right). SOLD
Dazor Drafting Table Lamp. SOLD
Box of Antique Handles and Hardware. SOLD
Gunlocke Side Chair. SOLD
Modern Coffee Table. SOLD
Heywood Wakefield Coffee Table. SOLD
Reclaimed Wood Coffee Table. SOLD
Deer Antlers. SOLD
Handmade Wet Bar. SOLD
70 Drawer Industrial Card Catalog. SOLD
Solid Oak Card Catalog. SOLD
Schlitz Bar Mirror. SOLD
Stendig Dining Chairs. SOLD
24 Drawer Typesetter's Cabinet SOLD
Vintage Bar Cart. SOLD
Vintage Table Lamp. SOLD
Retro Swivel Chair. SOLD
Golden Gate Bridge Sculpture. SOLD
hi Chris, my name is Sylvia, and i am a big fan of yours from Poulsbo Wa. im not sure how i found your blog, but i am happy i did. i love the things you pick.
ReplyDeletemy son and i are amateur pickers, we like industrial, nautical, mid century modern, and he likes vintage mens clothing, especially work clothes, and i am nuts for anything galvanized.
we just have not made the next obvious step to selling!!
anyways, as i said, a great pleasure to have found you. keep up the great work!
Do you have any additional photos of the retro swivel chair that sold? I picked up something with a similar build but it has wooden arm rests and a bent plywood shell bottom and back. Anyway, just curious if you had any info on the chair you sold or not.
ReplyDelete(Photos of my chair here: http://tulsa.craigslist.org/fuo/2957399661.html)
Great stuff by the way! Really enjoy perusing the site.
Sorry, I don't have any more info on the swivel chair. It did not have a tag. It was not a a high end piece like the one you are selling. Yours looks like it is a Plycraft to me bu that is just a guess
DeleteDang, was hoping that your chair was a closer match so that I could maybe find out a bit more about this one's background.
ReplyDeleteMy initial thoughts and research have me feeling that it is from Plycraft as well, but that is based solely on construction of other chairs, specifically some of the ones designed by Mulhauser for Plycraft. All speculation of course. Ah well, hopefully I'll find out some more info on it before it leaves my hands.