a perfect purse for fall:
chair bottom says cosco household products, inc. columbus, indiana:
and this plate is marked made in italy - RAM 39/73 - Raymor - 5219 on the bottom {but I have no idea what that means...anyone out there know?}:
Monday, November 16, 2009
recently thrifted
I got this because it reminded me of my dad {he grew garlic in our backyard}:
a perfect purse for fall:
chair bottom says cosco household products, inc. columbus, indiana:
and this plate is marked made in italy - RAM 39/73 - Raymor - 5219 on the bottom {but I have no idea what that means...anyone out there know?}:
a perfect purse for fall:
chair bottom says cosco household products, inc. columbus, indiana:
and this plate is marked made in italy - RAM 39/73 - Raymor - 5219 on the bottom {but I have no idea what that means...anyone out there know?}:
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Raymor was an Italian pottery company and I believe they were affiliated in some way with Richards in NY (who were distributors of Eames and other modernist designers). Their pieces can fetch a few hundred dollars especially if you can find out which artist actually designed and worked on the piece.
I hope this helps a little!
Cat sitting oh so casually on the ittybitty chair is fantabulous!!
I could see that being on the cover of a magazine.
~caren
I love that purse!
We used to have one of those little chairs too. They used to make a lot of $$ on ebay.
The little kitty chair is awesome!
those cosco chairs are extremely popular and still bring good money on ebay, especially if in great condition (at least $50 and up depending on color, condition, etc). i have been searching for one for months that is the right color for my home and in good condition (as a toddler chair for my 2-year old son). what a find! :)
love the purse and the plate!x
I love the little booster seat. A friend of mine has one for her kiddo, and I think they're so cute!
That booster seat photo is amazing! What a wonderful cat!
thank you so much for the info Kaye! and thank you everyone for your comments :)
sadly there is a small crack in the back of the chair top behind the cat...but I couldn't pass it up. I'll just have to make sure the cat sits there all the time to hide it!
hi dear! I really love your blog and your fine taste for vintage stuff!
the plate you've posted is a vintage '70s plate manufactured by the italian Bitossi and imported/distributed by Raymor and could be designed by the famous designer/architect Ettore Sottsass (but I could not swear!!!)who cooperated with Bitossi from early '50s to late '70s.
hope this will be helpful for you and excuse my bad english!! (i'm italian hehehe...)
ciao ; )
giovanna
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