Good Questions: Where Can I Find This Ladder?

Rachel wants some helping finding a library ladder: "I just picked up the latest Anthropologie catalog and found a picture of the exact ladder I've been looking for to use in my home library. A call to Anthropologie brought no answers (though they were very nice and did try to find out where the shot was taken). I'm pretty sure the whole first section of the catalog was shot in my Nolita neighborhood, but the setting doesn't look like Housing Works, and that's the only old bookstore I know in the area. Does anybody out there have an idea that might help?
Thanks!"

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Our previous posts on library ladders:

Konstantin Grcic's Library Ladder

Alaco Library Ladder

Ex Libris Ladder by Ligne Roset

Franzus Ladder Kart

Does anyone have advice for Rachel?

Comments (3)

Maybe check out this place:

http://www.putnamrollingladder.com/

posted by pinknest on August 11th 2008 at 1:14pm
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Here:

http://www.saffronandgenevieve.com/Index.htm

owner is Colleen (831-462-4506), and I know it's west coast, but greyhound shipping wouldn't be so expensive to east coast.

I've seen it in person, it's very useful...she has it on her webpage at www.saffronandgenevieve.com and i think it's about $200.

Best,
BOB

posted by callbob on August 11th 2008 at 5:00pm
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Thanks very much for the info! I'll definitely check out the website, and maybe visit the store when I'm next in CA...

posted by berlinesque on August 12th 2008 at 7:58am
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