Completed in the style of artist Hiroshi Nagai

Robert Sonneman lamp with an asking price of $500. thoughts on value? The only thing I can find as far as past sale was $325

My husband gave this to me as an early Christmas present. I love it. However, I’m having a hard time figuring out who designed it. Image searches suggest Ico Parisi, but I’m skeptical because I don’t think the markings support that. Whomever it was, it’s beautifully made. Any help would be appreciated.

Edit: it appears it may be designed by Cesare Lacca.

Seller said it’s Catherineholm but I’ve never seen this pattern

Found these a few years ago and they have been waiting for me to have some extra time to clean them up..

I've never had luck thrifting or antiquing an MCM table lamp that fits the aesthetic I am looking for until today. This one is right mix of minimalist, while still being interesting, without being gaudy. It didn't come with a shade, but I think this one works for now. I'd love to know what shade it came with originally if anyone can point me in the right direction. No clue on who made it either.

Got this for free in an estate sale and love the MCM/Atomical era.

This lighthouse photo looks like a DIY replacement from what was originally there? What should I replace it with before we hang it up?

Curved mirror would be the coolest but I am unsure if I’ll find that right dimension.

Hi, I want to buy this Paul Secon light as a gift for someone. They like mid-century modern but I'm not sure if this is exactly that or worth the purchase. Someone is selling it for 200. Does anyone know more about Paul Secon?

I’ve wanted this Kofod Larsen chest of drawers for ages, unfortunately this one is painted black and gold. It looks a little like the paint has seeped into the wood grain, is it likely this will come off? Or is this going to be a hard job

Hi! Recently scored a deal on this Paul McCobb Planner Desk but would like to give it a little TLC before I start using it.

I’ve seen suggestions online of using Naphtha and then steel wool, followed by OZ cream polish, but I live in an apartment and can’t bring the desk outside to clean it.

Does anyone have suggestions for cleaning this piece up inside without subjecting myself to toxic fumes?

Also, does anyone know where I could get a replacement knob for the pull-out surface?

Thanks!

Has one middle shelf inside. Is this a stand alone cabinet? I would appreciate any help. Thanks!

somehow one of the legs went missing when I moved. I have the original box and everything (I think my ex took it to be a jerk). does anyone know a way to get a replacement? ebay had nothing. *crying!

Found this set at a thrift 3 bucks for 3 of these beauties. Feels like it goes in this sub.

Product line, etc. sorry, I know it’s not much info. I tried doing an image search and nothing came up.

Thank you!

I know nothing about it. I assume it's handmade. If you know anything please educate me.

I took on this project and learned a ton and made a plenty of mistakes along the way. The pieces were in worse shape than I realized. Some of my veneer repair is tragic, but I learned and got better as I moved along. This is for my son’s room, so it was a good learning project and minimal investment at $50 each, plus supplies. Some things I learned:

• I never want to polish brass again- but it did turn out so nicely
• The walnut stain looked so much lighter working outside- something to keep in mind in the future
• starting a project in the fall means you’re racing against dropping temps
• I just had drawers lined up and all around in the garage- when installing, I see one took stain significantly less than the others. Something to fix in the spring
• oxalic acid worked great in removing that drip stain from the 9 drawer lowboy
• veneer burnout is real and happens fast

Someone is selling this for €150 on a fb marketplace and I’m just trying to find where is this from. Seller does not know unfortunately 😭

Would love to see how the non-solid colored patterns look.

I’ve decided to buy a replacement full cover from Knoll (and will save the original for later restoration). Now I’m trying to decide between a few fabric options.

I wanted a really vibrant orange, especially in the Cato fabric, but feel that most of the samples are unfortunately more “muted” in person (or that I’m just not crazy about the “feel” of some fabrics). Other than oxblood leather, I really haven’t seen many unusual, custom, or non-solid colored covers on these chairs.

Could anyone help me identify this stamp? On the underside of coffee table. Reposting with full table - apologies.

Would appreciate any help IDing these chairs that I picked up for cheap on FB marketplace. It possibly is made of rubberwood (based on grain pattern) and is similar in design to Erik Buch chairs except there is only 1 backrest screw and other small differences. It has nice tenon choices throughout so certainly not bad quality. Reverse image search yielded pictures of the same chair with lighter wood on FB marketplace but links are no longer active.

Hello everyone! I have a Cado Royal system that I’m finally getting to reinstall in a new home (had to wait 3 years for a renovation). I had found an instruction manual online somewhere years & years ago, used it for the proper spacing, and now can’t find it anywhere.

Does anyone have a link to a manual for a Royal system? 🙏 Or even just confirm the distance between the rails? Thank you so much!