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wev Moderator Posts: 4121 Registered: Apr 99	posted 01-08-2012 11:21 AM [01-3000] I spent a most enjoyable morning at the LA County Museum of Art yesterday, taking in the Living in a Modern Way: California Design 1930-1965 exhibition. It was beautifully installed, with a rich and varied selection of objects. Silver work was well represented. Teaset and tray by Peter Macchiarini Tear Drop tea pot and creamer by Allan Adler Teapot, creamer, and sugar by Porter Blanchard Decanter set by Hudson Roysher IP: Logged
wev Moderator Posts: 4121 Registered: Apr 99	posted 01-08-2012 11:22 AM Continued Flatware by Margaret De Patta Box by Frederick L. Lauritzen Candelabrum by Victor Ries Necklace by Victor Ries IP: Logged
vathek Posts: 966 Registered: Jun 99	posted 01-09-2012 08:54 AM All very beautiful and interesting items, although the handles on the Macchiarini look a bit dangerous. IP: Logged
ellabee Posts: 306 Registered: Dec 2007	posted 01-10-2012 12:21 PM Thanks so much, wev. What a nice way to start off the year. That candelabrum is my favorite. It is a knockout. IP: Logged
June Martin Forum Master Posts: 1326 Registered: Apr 93	posted 01-10-2012 07:40 PM Love it - thanks, wev. Will the exhibit be travelling anywhere on the east coast. Would love to see it in person. Is there a catalog? IP: Logged
wev Moderator Posts: 4121 Registered: Apr 99	posted 01-10-2012 07:58 PM There are no plans for travel that I have seen. There is a very handsome 350+ page book/catalog with essays and pictures of many additional objects. It's a bit pricey ($60), but worth every penny if you've an interest in the period. IP: Logged
Kayvee Posts: 204 Registered: Oct 2004	posted 01-11-2012 12:19 PM I agree the catalogue is fabulous. I bought mine on that large bookseller site for less than list price. IP: Logged

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