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Soph Gent's phone display stand.

Started by Greg G., June 13, 2012, 02:19:03 PM

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Greg G.

I hope you don't mind Soph Gent, but I saw this pic from you at another forum (which I won't post to anymore regarding phones for reasons I won't go into), but I thought it was really cool and very practical for a phone display, four phones with a small footprint, great for places with limited space.  I'm assuming it's original purpose was for something other than phones.  What is this stand called?  I want to start a search for one like it.
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Quote from: Brinybay on June 13, 2012, 02:19:03 PM
Saw this pic from Soph Gent at another forum (which I won't post to anymore regarding phones for reasons I won't go into), but I thought it was really cool and very practical for a phone display.  I'm assuming it's original purpose was for something other than phones.  Anybody know what this stand is called?  I want to start a search for one like it.
My Grandmother had one with Violets on it....Doug
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bakerbrett741

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Its a plant stand. I looked under "Vintage plant stand" on e bay and see a couple.

http://tinyurl.com/7hnwhzs

DavePEI

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Quote from: bakerbrett741 on June 16, 2012, 11:06:24 AM
Its a plant stand. I looked under "Vintage plant stand" on e bay and see a couple.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/VINTAGE-3-TIER-SHELF-SPINDLE-LEGS-Curio-Cabinet-Wood-Plant-Stand-/150817540209?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item231d6d0871

Lets see. It is listed a a plant stand for a "Buy it Now" of $9.99

Had it be listed as a telephone stand, it would have  brought at least $100.00

Maybe Mr. Helpful should suggest that to the seller :D

After Briny bids...

Actually, I remember when I was younger, there was a company who made unfinished furniture who made these. They were sold in stores like K-Mart, Wallmart, Zellers, etc. for a few dollars. My grandmother had a few of them for her violets. The legs were made in four sections - upon each a shelf was placed, and then the next section screwed on top of it with a thread machined into the wood. I final short section of leg capped it all off. I wound up putting together several of these for her.

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