Looking to complete the set , broke in transport from my family.

There were 6 of these glasses and a large wide mouth one as well

Google image search is all over the place

I did a image search last year on them and found some good info but lost that link

Does anyone possibly have shades for this lamp I could buy? Have been searching for forever🙏🏼

It has no label, but given the base and general construction, it looks the most like other Plycraft models I’ve seen online. Not the Mr. Chair of course, but another that’s name I don’t know.

My husband bought this yesterday, it was advertised as a Cado but clearly isn’t. Any ideas?

I still love it regardless.

Hey all,

Nearly finished restoring this ercol Windsor sideboard but it is missing 2 shelf pins. They are screw in and I have tried multiple different sizes etc to no avail. Can anyone point me in the right direction please? Thank you

The seller of this couch is claiming it's mohair upholstered, authentic mid-century modern. Based on these images, do you think the claim is true? And if so, what decade would it be from? It's not the silhouette I associate with the period. Thank you in advance!

I bought this chair 3 years ago for $200CAD. I didn’t really know what it was at the time. I just liked the look of it. It no longer has a sticker and I can’t find any labels on it or identifiers inside or out.

Is this the real deal or is it more likely a knock off? It feels like real leather from the inside.

Thank you

We're looking for new dining chairs and saw these on our local marketplace. Can anyone identify these? I couldn't find any matches to the style online. Thanks!

I'm helping an elderly woman clear out her 50s ranch house and nothing has been thrown away in over 30 years. She uncovered this beauty today! So much goodness in this magazine!

Does anyone know more about this table?

I came across this desk on FB marketplace for $80. Any set up ideas?

I’m trying to identify the maker or designer of this armchair. My grandfather bought it, and it has been in our family home here in Brazil for at least 40 years.

Because of the solid dark wood frame, exposed hex screws, and strap suspension system, my first guess was that it mght be a Percival Lafer piece from the 70s. However, I can't find a Lafer model with separate legs like this. Most of his designs seem to have continuous sled bases or solid side panels.

I should mention that I already know the fabric is not original. It was reupholstered, though the current cushion retains the general "floating" shape of the old one.

Does anyone with knowledge of the Brazilian mid-century modern movement recognize this particular leg structure and joint style? Could it be another prominent factory from that period? Any leads would be amazing.

Only thing I need is a replacement key so I can lock away all my secret things.

A while ago, I found a Wassily chair frame (assuming a reproduction), with almost all of the leather gone. I decided to create a unique take on the chair using 550lb red Paracord for the back, seat, and arms. The tightly stretched cord forms the same sized elements as the original leather components, but it's actually more comfortable, and transparent.

Hey Guys! Can I get some feedback on my couch? Does it look MCM-ish to you? (I'm on a limited budget so I improvised.)Thx!