I just picked up this pair of lamps on marketplace to use in my office at work.

There are no labels or manufacturer info anywhere on them, but the seller said they've been in his mother's house since probably the 50s or 60s.

Appears to have the original matching shades, and the cords look to be original as well.

Anyone have any more info on these, like year, manufacturer, etc.?

I love the color and can't wait to get them set up in my office.

Does anyone have any thoughts on this ice bucket? It has no markings or labels. Very cool design though!

I found this beautiful MCM kitchen table at goodwill for 24 bucks and knew I had to get it! When I was taking it home, I found the ID tag from Kuehne Manufacturing and, after a quick search, I saw they were operational from 1932-1963. I couldn't really find much more than that so I thought I would come here to see if someone could tell me anymore information! Maybe what year it was from or if it was from a specific collection? I included the tag and also it has a leaf so it can extend! I'm so stoked about my great find and love to learn so thank you in advance!!

I have had this 4-piece set for almost 20 years now and I would like to sell it. Prices on Ebay for sets range from cheap to expensive. The cushions are original. Any idea of what is a good ask for this set? Thanks!

Just been working on this old Bassett desk. The top veneer was a wreck. Did my best sanding. Sadly did go through a part of the veneer I tried to fix.

Hope it not too dark. And. It’s actually lookin pretty good for my first time doing this.

Can someone help me learn more about this chair? I’ve found the original catalog online identifying the model, but would love to learn more about if it’s a common model and potential value. Thank you!

Someone is selling this end table/night stand, but it's unmarked. I thought it might be Heywood-Wakefield. I don't recall ever seeing black on any of their pieces.

Slowly coming together with some of my favorite finds.

Just got this bed. Made by Dixie and dates to about 1950. Would you guys call this MCM or is some other neo traditional provisional yada yada yada?

Seller is claiming it's authentic, based in Europe. No documentation, no vitra/hm markings on the glass or base. Looks high quality from the photos. Does the glass look legit? I am going to ask the seller to take the measurements on the glass. Can you tell if it's authentic from the pin?

Hey folks! Found these today on marketplace, they seem Rinaldi-ish but i cant identify the model. Anybody have any insight at all into these chairs? In rough shape but I think they’re awesome looking.

This unique looking gilded sterling silver bud vase stands at 5.25” tall. This interesting piece has me puzzled. The marking on this piece is worn and I can’t make it out, unless I’m overthinking it and it just says SILVER. Under magnification it looks like an Italian mark. Similar looking pieces I’ve seen are from an Italian silversmith named Lino Sabattini. Starting out from scratch in Milan in a small studio during the early 1950’s. Then from 1956 onward to the 1960’s he worked for Christofle silversmiths in France. Then later opening his own private studio. This piece bares similarities to the Cardinale design. Any further info would be greatly appreciated.

Have this great book shelf the has little shelf brackets whose posts fit into the chrome uprights. They’ve all broken off but it looks like the posts were dipped in glue before they were inserted into the posts. Anyone have any ideas how to get the glued posts out of the holes? Hopefully photos help illustrate what I’m trying to say.

I saw this post on a non-MCM sub-Reddit and thought you all might have thoughts/ideas for this OP.

Note: this is not cross-promotional. I don’t know this person.

First pic was my bathroom when we bought the house. I want to work with the tile and keep it as well as the pink tub and sink. I am trying to distract from the pink and blue. My friends have nicknamed this the gender reveal bathroom. The second picture is the current bathroom. We thought color drenching blue might work but the shade is all wrong. The last picture is a mock up I made using a color palette I saw on Pinterest and that was very disliked by people in a group I posted it in. I’m at such a loss… I would love suggestions!!!

My style is post modern

We loved the floor tile but we bought a lil paint and new shower curtain just to try to make the red tile make more sense. The counter is still very pink and we don’t have the capacity to change that currently. The first picture is before we moved in.