This is an ALFIE extension table by DIA (Design Industries of America), in the style of Milo Baughman. Possibly an original. It features an imaginative, space-sensitive design with its "hidden" leaf which conveniently slides out to double its size. Made of stainless steel. The glass has no chips. The table is great condition. I have the original instructions label that came with the table.

This classic mid-century desk is made by Robert John, "Makers of Contemporary Furniture". Great style and function. In good condition. Features 5 drawers and a huge cabinet with sliding doors. Uniquely constructed of walnut, metal, and laminate tops. Can be configured in L-shape or side-by-side. 

i was wondering if anyone has any information about these pieces of furniture as i havent got a clue about this type of thing. Sorry photos aint the best. Any info would be helpful cheers

Today, I went to a thrift shop and found an Official Casino Gambling Chips, with I thought were pretty cool.

While I was taking a look through it, a lady came up to me and asked if I was going to buy it, she seemed very interested in buying it for herself

I did some research,  and I think that these are late '70's early '80's chips. On the front plastic cover, it sais Official Casino Gambling Chips LAS VEGAS WEST San Diego, CA.

On one side of the chip it sais, CIRCUS, ALADDIN, DUNES, RIVERA, and on the other side it sais GRAND, STARDUST, SANDS, CEASERS. 

I have a set of 147. I suppose that 3 are missing though.

Gustavsberg Sweden stamped on bottom.

Vase is approx 13 in high and has two spouts.

It is a white ceramic with a matte finish and possibly transfer printed flowers.

I found a similar design on a website but not with the flowers.

Any help is appreciated.  No cracks, but a slight chip on inner part of spout.

**Note! Click on the pictures below to expand them to full size**  I found this rocker at a thrift store and dont know its age.   It appears to be some past form of a Nichols and Stone "Westminster" rocker since it has round spindles with flattened sections.   On the bottom is a very faded paper label with the numbers 676 020 (or maybe 026 ?) stamped on top of it.   It appears to have been stamped by hand since it was clearly stamped twice with the second attempt not perfectly aligned with the first.   There is also a black ink stamp showing two digits "02" in large font. It has the typical Nichols and Stone "brand" burned into the bottom of the seat.   There are various places on the chair where it has quite an old looking petina.   Nothing is broken or repaired.