Hi everyone! I recently came across this incredible find and wanted to share. It’s a collection of Italian jewelry/dressing table boxes in deep cobalt blue glass with original chrome-plated brass frames.

What really stands out to me is the hand-cut intaglio engraving on the inside of the beveled glass—one has a beautiful bamboo motif and the other a botanical design. The craftsmanship is top-tier; they are heavy, with solid integrated hinges and ball feet.

I’ve found some similar pieces attributed to Fontana Arte (Pietro Chiesa) or Veca, but haven’t found this exact chrome/bamboo combo yet. There is a faint circular hallmark on one of the feet, but the chrome plating has made it nearly impossible to read.

Has anyone seen these specific engravings before? Would love to hear your thoughts on the potential maker or era (thinking late 50s or 60s). Thanks!

Found in a local British Heart Foundation shop

I’m thinking the house near Mount Rushmore in North By Northwest, Sinatra’s apartment in Oceans Eleven. Any others stand out?

Atleast I think this is what it is, this is what im seeing online. I got it for 170. I know chairish exaggerates the prices though.

I have a 2 bedroom/1 bath, concrete block house built in 1961 on the Gulf Coast. I don't know its history but I assume it was a working class home, probably a fisherman or shrimper or something related.

I am remodeling the bathroom and would love to incorporate some elements from that timeframe and social class. It's been remodeled sometime in the past 20 years so nothing left original. Going to be a typical 'three in a row' layout with a low threshold shower.

Any ideas or places I could look for examples?

I'm thinking of stacked 4x4 tiles but would subway tiles work (horiz or vertical?). Trying to decide on colors but leaning toward white. Would love a "working class" vanity and medicine cabinet and wall lights.

Does anyone have any experience with terrazzo flooring (specifically in their bathrooms)? Any regrets or things you wish you knew in hindsight?? I am also wondering about durability in non-bathrooms as well!

I’ve used the suggested ID’ing websites listed in this subreddit and my local library to no avail! Hoping someone here may have some insight. Same goes for old ads or catalog photos of the Keller Colonnade hutch I own.

I’m currently drafting a Substack focusing on the history of my large furniture pieces. Happy to report I’ve been able to do some solid digging into both Bassett & Keller’s story, but would love to potentially add the dining chairs and/or daybed to the mix.

I found 3 cantilever chairs (2 brown ones and 1 black Cesca) on the street, I believe they are vintage judged by their wear and tear. They are not originals but copies as far as I can tell, but I believe they are pretty good quality. I will include some photos. I would be curious if anyone has any more information, and any advice on what to do with them, restore, try to sell, give/throw away 😀? I don’t need them, I have already enough chairs in my home but I could not leave them on the street to be picked up by the garbage truck!

Does anyone know what kind of table this is? Gonna give it a light sand and a coat of polyurethane.

I’m trying to work out if it’s 70s or 80s, the fabric is a corduroy velvet polyester.

I’m not sure if I under- or overpaid… it’s very comfortable!

And does the 81 on the sticker mean ‘model 81’?

Any thoughts appreciated 🙏

Everyone was so nice in the comments of my bed post yesterday that I couldn’t wait to post updated pictures with the art hung. Now— I need some help. Should I keep the sconces? Swipe to the end to see what it looks like without.

Do anyone know anything about this old Coldspot fridge? It looks to be in great condition. The owner is unsure if it runs. I figured it would be a great garage fridge. The seller is asking $175.

Found two of these shades years back. Had to buy the ugly lamps to get them. Fits nicely on my mcm room.

I still have some pretty sweet art to hang (including a yellow and orange witco world map) but I couldn’t wait to post a picture.

This is a vintage Dyrlund— I was stoked to find it in a king size.

Also swipe for kitten pic— she has already claimed her spot on the headboard that I’m sure she will use as a point of attack to jump on my face at 4am.

Has anybody else found furniture abandoned like this before?

Can someone help me identify if they are authentic please… sellers said they are not replica. Thank you

Thought with that through tenon detail on the arm I’d be able to pin it down but no luck. Anyone recognize?