We just spotted Maryland's Mod Cats' site and their selection of mid-century greatness...including furniture, ceramics, lighting, glass and art. Take a peek at a few pieces:
Mod Cats Collections
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Big 50’s Bullet Planter, $165: Large 1950’s robin’s egg blue fiberglass bullet planter and iron tripod stand.
Arabia Porcelain Zebra, $250: Original 1963 Mod Zebra from Arabia (Finland) designed by Taisto Kaasinen. Matt Black stripes over white porcelain.
Selig Round Chair, price on request: Unusual 1950's Selig round chair with Danish made frame. French stained laminated ply arm hoop and base parts on solid frame and spindle back. Had already been re-upholstered but we replaced the yellow cushions with a light canvas color.
Rude Osolnik Candlesticks, $250: Nice pair pair of Rude Osolnik’s distinctive turned candlesticks in Walnut in the two of taller sizes.
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i love those bullet planters so much, and i just don't understand why they're so expensive! i really can't imagine paying more than 50 buckaroos for one, and it just doesn't exist...but they're so perfect, swooon!
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I also LOVE bullet planters but don't have one because of the price. I've been periodically searching on ebay, but the price is high and the shipping to Canada is a killer. I'll keep checking the vintage stores.
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the cost is in large part due to the fiberglass "bowl". i could crank out the base all day long...
i do think it's a fair price for what you get. love ' em!
-ian
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