Factory 20, a wonderful vintage furniture shop (regrettably too expensive) for your interior or DIY inspirations! (via lionhug)
Vintage Typesetter Cabinet
Streamline one-piece child’s school desk and chair
Vintage Harry Bertoia "Baby" chair. Good vintage condition with yellow seat cushion.
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Thanks for the link, you're awesome!
Posted by: Simon | February 07, 2009 at 22:52
I just bought a school desk exactly like that one for $6 at my local thrift store. By following your links I found that it is a Norman Bel Geddes, and some sell for over $600! Wow. Thanks for the post.
Posted by: Sharon | April 30, 2012 at 16:16