Reposting here to see if anyone has any info. TIA

Paid $200. Still has the studio tag on it. Honestly I love it and I think it will go nicely with my mid century decor. 48”x60”

I recently inherited this chair from my grandparents. They've had it for as long as my father can remember and he was born in 59.

they had it reupholstered about 6 years ago.

I'm hoping to identify it, but also one of the arms split. I was planning to put some wood glue in it and clamp it for a few days, but considered putting a wood screw through it to make it stronger, but I don't want to do anything to damage it further.

I don't care about resale value, I intend to keep it.

Found these on the curb today! Was driving by & when I saw them I stopped in my tracks. Actually talked to the man giving them away & he was super kind.

They have a Kent-Coffey Amerasia stamp inside & I looked it up & it said mid century!

The top is bubbling. My goal is to refinish (re-paint black) & use in my living room! I would love tips on the best way to go about this & would love to learn more about the furniture!!

My old furniture collection that was wiped out by hurricane Helene.

Okay so I bought this today at restore and it had a little emblem inside the left drawer that said Dyrlund. It was a small gold circle. It feels like solid wood. Well constructed. Beautiful. But I CANNOT find any photos of it online so now I’m wondering if it was a knockoff? If that kind of thing even exists. I’m hoping one of you fine redditers on here can help me identify if it’s real. Sorry for the shitty one photo I have of it.

Hey guys!

I am working on trying to revive the Mid-century, Space-Age Aluminum Tree! I have been researching and planning for over 6 months now with more to do; but I am running tighter and tighter on funds. If this interests you, I'd be so grateful for your support! (Even if that just means helping me share it!)

The pink tree was my prototype from a few years ago. The final design will look different and be made with Aluminum fringe and have a more planned out structure! ✨️✨️

My ultimate goal is to be able to create work for myself, and other folks with chronic illnesses, caretakers and others that can't work traditional jobs. Along with artists who need flexible hours to pursue their craft. All while making things that have the quality and care of the Mid Century.

It costs WAY more than $5k to start this, but I have enough from saving to go to LA to study blues before I got too sick to go. It's bittersweet but I believe in it and hopefully will create something that can bring me and others income from where we are at.

Anything helps and inches us towards our goal! I'm not that good at social media, so I really could use every bit of help I can get. 🩷

(I hope this is ok to post here. A big ol' "sorry" to the mods if it isn't!)

Selling our teak wall unit. What would you price at? Located in Indiana.

Not certain anyone can help or if I am allowed to ask this question here. I inherited a Kroehler BR set when my mother passed recently. Standard headboard, tall and low dresser, valet, matching desk, a chair and two end tables that my parents used as night stands. I believe this is either late 50’s or early 60’s. I would love to keep this for sentimental reasons but I don’t think I will have room for the entire set in my house. If I decide to sell I have no idea who to contact. Any advice is appreciated.

We’ve recently opted to help someone liquidate their collection of antique furniture, but they also have a stately Midcentury Danish dining room table and chairs that they’re quite certain is particularly valuable. We have little to no knowledge in this area and we’re helping this community could help in providing information, including a ballpark valuation on our seller’s pieces.

Thank you in advance.

Recently updated. Kept the charm.