Barbara Wright on mon 6 jan 97
Functional ware looks great on wood furniture. Hutches, bookshelves, and
tables can be gotten quite reasonably through auction houses that deal with
estates. The Salvation Army thrift stores are another good source. I've seen
glass shelving at both places too.
Valerie Johnson on mon 16 jul 01
In a message dated 7/16/01 3:56:26 PM Central Daylight Time,
joycelee@IWVISP.COM writes:
> . What
> I'm looking for, however, is a set of shelves... all in one piece.... just
> one section.... that is sturdy as well as easily transported and
> assembled. If I'm going to do a couple of shows a year (and looks like I
> may unless I become very discouraged), I think a few shelves displaying
> pots ... in addition to the traditional tables.... might be inviting.
Joyce,
you might look at pottery barn/ williams sonoma. They have a 3 shelf wooden
unit that has the 2 sides on hinges and the shelves on hinges, so the whole
thing folds flat. when you pull the 2 sides forward, you pull the shelves
up & they latch into place. You could probably make this type of thing for
little $$; I bought mine at the outlet store.
Valerie Johnson
Joyce Lee on mon 16 jul 01
I've looked in the archives and found info about
kiln shelves, as well as many posts covering
whole display units, such as the EZ-Up. What
I'm looking for, however, is a set of shelves... all in one piece.... =
just one section.... that is sturdy as well as easily transported and =
assembled. If I'm going to do a couple of shows a year (and looks like =
I may unless I become very discouraged), I think a few shelves =
displaying pots ... in addition to the traditional tables.... might be =
inviting. I don't
need the canopy etc since I'll only do shows that
are inside ... no need to challenge the heat
and the desert wind.... too deeply into the youth
of my old age for that.
Any suggestions? They would be much appreciated. Thank you.
Joyce
In the Mojave
Timothy Sullivan on mon 16 jul 01
I just purchased display shelving from Stockwood's in Canada. It's a very
light weight, high quality extruded shelving system with Melamine, glass or
wood shelves. It all goes together with just an Allen wrench and is fully
adjustable, and interchangeable.
You can see samples at their web site
http://www.porsasystem.com/home.htm
Good luck
Tim (Atlanta)
Sara JH Ashodian on tue 17 jul 01
hi
just came back from home depot and they had some nice black wire shelves
with self leveling feet - 4 shelves which all hand screw together and the
shelves can be adjusted in 1" increments - overall unit was about 4' high
and cost was about $40.00
good luck
sara
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Artist
sasharts@mediaone.net
www.lymaneyerart.com
> From: Timothy Sullivan
> Reply-To: Ceramic Arts Discussion List
> Date: Mon, 16 Jul 2001 21:14:47 EDT
> To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
> Subject: Re: Display Shelves
>
> I just purchased display shelving from Stockwood's in Canada. It's a very
> light weight, high quality extruded shelving system with Melamine, glass or
> wood shelves. It all goes together with just an Allen wrench and is fully
> adjustable, and interchangeable.
>
> You can see samples at their web site
> http://www.porsasystem.com/home.htm
>
> Good luck
> Tim (Atlanta)
>
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Chris Clarke on tue 17 jul 01
I purchased shelves from home depot that are called peglock. They are nice
pine, totally transformable, come in a huge range of sizes and with a nice
coat of deft look really classy. Nice enough for in my house, which I have
them in right now. They break down totally flat and I love them. You can
hook them together and change heights for larger pieces. Very convenient.
chris
temecula, california
chris@ccpots.com
www.ccpots.com
----- Original Message -----
From: Joyce Lee
To:
Sent: Monday, July 16, 2001 12:06 PM
Subject: Display Shelves
I've looked in the archives and found info about
kiln shelves, as well as many posts covering
whole display units, such as the EZ-Up. What
I'm looking for, however, is a set of shelves... all in one piece.... just
one section.... that is sturdy as well as easily transported and assembled.
If I'm going to do a couple of shows a year (and looks like I may unless I
become very discouraged), I think a few shelves displaying pots ... in
addition to the traditional tables.... might be inviting. I don't
need the canopy etc since I'll only do shows that
are inside ... no need to challenge the heat
and the desert wind.... too deeply into the youth
of my old age for that.
Any suggestions? They would be much appreciated. Thank you.
Joyce
In the Mojave
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ILENE MAHLER on tue 17 jul 01
CAN YOU PLEASE CHECK TO SEE IF THIS IS THE RIGHT ADDRESS AS i CANN'T
OPEN..iLENE
Timothy Sullivan wrote:
>
> I just purchased display shelving from Stockwood's in Canada. It's a very
> light weight, high quality extruded shelving system with Melamine, glass or
> wood shelves. It all goes together with just an Allen wrench and is fully
> adjustable, and interchangeable.
>
> You can see samples at their web site
> http://www.porsasystem.com/home.htm
>
> Good luck
> Tim (Atlanta)
>
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Timothy Sullivan on wed 18 jul 01
Sorry for the misinformation on the Porsa system display shelving web site -
try it as http://www.porsasystem.com
Tim (Atlanta)
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