I had some really great thrift scores last week, so much so that I've told myself no more thrift shopping till I return from Europe in 3 weeks (though I don't know if I'll be able to resist!)
My week started off with these beauties.
I posted more on the Thrift Collective about this sweet pair of Steelcase chairs & vintage magazine rack...so you can read more there.
I'm doing some redecorating (thinking I want more "Hollywood Regency" feel) & have been keeping my eye out for some lamps, chairs for our living room & a new coffee table for the den.
Well, I sure hit the jackpot on lamps this week!!!
I'm in love with this pair of spicy mustard yellow lamps & the white bamboo urn, and think that the more decorative yellow one is pretty cool too.
I also scored big at an estate sale where I got tons of vintage dresses & fabrics. Some of which have already began to trickle into my Etsy shop NowSoLA.
You can preview more of the items on my blog post from last week.
My honey grew up in way Upstate NY & is a hockey fan, so I picked up this tabletop hockey game for him cause I thought it seemed kinda cool...then I realized he could care less, and that it was quite a collectable item...It's a Bobby Orr Table hockey game made by Munro in 1973.
Last but not lease, I found these two 70s or 80s style graphic prints for $10 each. I've already hung up the red & blue metallic piece, and will probably resell the tiger. Anyone recognize the artists?
Thanks for helping me figure out this is by Charley Harper! It's a numbered serigraph titled Cool Carnivore 597/2000. |
Thanks for stopping by & I hope you enjoyed my recent finds. Be sure to check out all of the other amazing goodies over at ATG's Thrift Share Monday :-)
Cheers ~ Lara
Great finds!! The lamps are fun...
ReplyDeleteThe tiger is by Charley Harper. LOVE his work. Met him at an art show. He was a lovely, lovely man.
ReplyDeleteYou found some GREAT things! Love those chairs! :)
ReplyDeleteWow, thanks Mimi. I know of Charley Harper & love his kids books/animal alphabets. I really appreciate the info!
ReplyDeleteThe Charley Harper print may be worth a bit of money if it is a serigraph and not a giclee print. You should research this before you sell it. I know his son runs his estate. I'm jealous!
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