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Cultivate an air of elegance in your dining room with the Mael dining chair. Made in Malaysia, the Mael is constructed from solid oak wood. The Mael requires assembly and showcases a rich espresso brown finish that complements the light fabric upholstery. Designed with both comfort and style in mind, the Mael features a plush foam-padded seat, as well as an exquisite cut-out design on its back. Saber legs add a classic, refined touch of grace. Color: Sand and Espresso Brown.

This set of four stackable office chairs are ideal for a waiting lounge or conference room. The neutral black scheme with a smart center slit on the backs and bowed seats offers a simple solution to office dynamics. Offer temporary accommodation to visitors as they wait for their meetings with you or set up a group conference quickly with the readily available stock of chairs compacted in storage.

Cultivate an air of elegance in your dining room with the Mael dining chair. Made in Malaysia, the Mael is constructed from solid wood in a dark brown finish that complements the light fabric upholstery. Designed with both comfort and style in mind, the Mael features a plush foam-padded seat, as well as an exquisite cut-out design on its back. Saber legs add a classic, refined touch. Requiring assembly, the Mael dining chair is well suited for both casual and formal occasions. Color: Grey and dark brown.

Color/finish: grey dark brown Measures 35.43 x 59.06 x 29.13in 15.7 x 18.7 x 17.9 in seat Fabric Linen "Polyester 100%"/Oak Wood/MDF/Foam Spot Clean Imported

Cultivate an air of elegance in your dining room with the Mael dining chair. Constructed from solid oak wood, the Mael showcases a rich espresso brown finish that complements the light polyester fabric upholstery. Designed with both comfort and style in mind, the Mael features a plush foam-padded seat, as well as an exquisite cut-out design on its back. Saber legs add a classic, refined touch. The Mael dining chair is made in Malaysia and requires assembly. Color: Gray and Espresso.

Cultivate an air of elegance in your dining room with the Mael dining chair. Constructed from solid oak wood, the Mael showcases a rich espresso brown finish that complements the light polyester fabric upholstery. Designed with both comfort and style in mind, the Mael features a plush foam-padded seat, as well as an exquisite cut-out design on its back. Saber legs add a classic, refined touch. The Mael dining chair is made in Malaysia and requires assembly. Color: Sand and Espresso.

Cultivate an air of elegance in your dining room with the Mael dining set. Made in Malaysia, this wooden set includes one table and six chairs. Each chair is upholstered in a light fabric that complements the rich dark brown finished wood. Designed with both comfort and style in mind, each chair features a plush foam-padded seat, as well as an exquisite cut-out design on its back. Saber legs add a classic, refined touch. Requiring assembly, the large, rectangular tabletop provides plenty of elbow room for each member of the table. Equally suitable for both chic dinner parties and casual family dinners, the Mael dining set is sure to enhance any dining experience. Color: Grey and Walnut Brown.

Mael Duin, the Viking, sets sail to avenge the murder of his father and to claim his heritage

Sparks brothers Ron and Russell Mael have endeared themselves to successive generations of fans since the early 1970s and are numbered among the most influential acts ever. This collection gathers the best 12-inch extended mixes from their various labels from 1979 to 1984.

Jazz Manouche Vintage Guitar France 6 String Extra Rare Bernard Mael 1974Made in France in 1974 Condition:Working c...

Jazz Manouche Vintage Guitar France 6 String Extra Rare Gypsy Bernard Mael 1970Made in France in 1970 Condition:Wor...

Jazz Manouche Vintage Guitar France 6 String Extra Rare Bernard Mael 1970Made in France in 1970 Condition:Working c...

The Céli Dé (`clients of God'), sometimes referred to as the Culdees, comprise the group of monks who first appeared in Ireland in the eighth century in association with St Máel Ruain of Tallaght. Although influential and important in the development of the monastic tradition in Ireland, they have been neglected in general histories. This book offers an investigation into the movement. Proceeding from an examination of ascetic practice and theory in early medieval Ireland, followed by a fresh look at the evidence most often cited in support of the prevailing theory of céli Dé identity, the author challenges the orthodox opinion that they were an order or movement intent upon monastic reform at a time of declining religious discipline. At the heart of the book is a manuscript-centred critical evaluation of the large corpus of putative céli Dé texts, offered as a means for establishing a more comprehensive assessment of who and what céli Dé were. Dr Follett argues that they are properly understood as the self-identified members of the personal retinue of God, in whose service they distinguished themselves from other monks and monastic communities in their personal devotion, pastoral care, Sunday observance, and other matters. A catalogue of céli Dé texts with manuscript references is provided in an appendix. WESTLEY FOLLETT is Assistant Professor of History at the University of Southern Mississippi.

When LA musicians Russell and Ron Mael moved to Britain in 1973, they hit the pop world as Sparks and looked like Oddballs, even in the context of the Glam Rock movement that made them welcome. Soon defined by their weird and wonderful 1974 single This Town Ain't Big Enough for the Both of Us from the Kimono My House album, Sparks went on to release 21 albums over four decades, each record inhabiting a bizarre world of it's own. Their songs were peppered with puns and pop culture nods, as well as nostalgia and jokey images, all mixed up in a kaleidoscope of musical references ranging from rock to glam to disco. The paperback edition of the critically acclaimed biography. The Sparks story is now celebrated in this book, Daryl Easlea's exploration of their extraordinary career drawing on hours of new interviews and research. Talent is an Asset comes as close as possible to pinning down the quicksilver nature of two gifted musicians who have gone out of their way to remain unpredictable and elusive, forever entrenched behind a dazzling gallery of jokes, impersonations and musical eccentricities.

The Céli Dé (`clients of God'), sometimes referred to as the Culdees, comprise the group of monks who first appeared in Ireland in the eighth century in association with St Máel Ruain of Tallaght. Although influential and important in the development of the monastic tradition in Ireland, they have been neglected in general histories. This book offers an investigation into the movement. Proceeding from an examination of ascetic practice and theory in early medieval Ireland, followed by a fresh look at the evidence most often cited in support of the prevailing theory of céli Dé identity, the author challenges the orthodox opinion that they were an order or movement intent upon monastic reform at a time of declining religious discipline. At the heart of the book is a manuscript-centred critical evaluation of the large corpus of putative céli Dé texts, offered as a means for establishing a more comprehensive assessment of who and what céli Dé were. Dr Follett argues that they are properly understood as the self-identified members of the personal retinue of God, in whose service they distinguished themselves from other monks and monastic communities in their personal devotion, pastoral care, Sunday observance, and other matters. A catalogue of céli Dé texts with manuscript references is provided in an appendix. WESTLEY FOLLETT is Assistant Professor of History at the University of Southern Mississippi.

Limited 180gm vinyl LP pressing. Kimono My House is the third album by eccentric rock band Sparks. The record was released in May 1974 and is considered to be their commercial breakthrough album. In 1973, prior to the recording of the album, the brothers Ron and Russell Mael had accepted an offer to relocate to the United Kingdom in order to participate in the glam rock scene. The previous lineup consisting of Earle Mankey, Jim Mankey and Harley Feinstein were replaced with British musicians: Ma

Sparks--the long-running duo of Ron and Russell Mael--are among the most respected songwriters of their generation, their songs ranking alongside those of Ray Davies (The Kinks having been a formative influence), George Gershwin, Cole Porter and Stephen Sondheim. Formed in Los Angeles in 1971, Sparks have issued over 20 albums and scored chart hits with songs such as “This Town Ain’t Big Enough for Both of Us,” “Cool Places” and “Never Turn Your Back on Mother Earth.” While their musical style has changed dramatically over the course of 40 years--embracing the British Invasion sound of the 60s, glam rock, disco (they teamed up with Giorgio Moroder for 1979’s “No. 1 in Heaven”) and even techno--their work has consistently stretched the boundaries of pop music and the song form. Sparks continue to break new ground: they are currently working on a project with filmmaker Guy Maddin and are soon to embark on a world tour. Now, for the first time, the Mael brothers have chosen their favorite Sparks lyrics (to some 75 songs), editing and correcting them for presentation in In the Words of Sparks. As James Greer--novelist and former member of Guided by Voices--comments, “Sparks-level wordplay is a gift, and more than that, an inspiration.” This book also includes a substantial introduction by fellow Los Angeles resident and longtime fan, Morrissey.

Sparks--the long-running duo of Ron and Russell Mael--are among the most respected songwriters of their generation, their songs ranking alongside those of Ray Davies (The Kinks having been a formative influence), George Gershwin, Cole Porter and Stephen Sondheim. Formed in Los Angeles in 1971, Sparks have issued over 20 albums and scored chart hits with songs such as “This Town Ain’t Big Enough for Both of Us,” “Cool Places” and “Never Turn Your Back on Mother Earth.” While their musical style has changed dramatically over the course of 40 years--embracing the British Invasion sound of the 60s, glam rock, disco (they teamed up with Giorgio Moroder for 1979’s “No. 1 in Heaven”) and even techno--their work has consistently stretched the boundaries of pop music and the song form. Sparks continue to break new ground: they are currently working on a project with filmmaker Guy Maddin and are soon to embark on a world tour. Now, for the first time, the Mael brothers have chosen their favorite Sparks lyrics (to some 75 songs), editing and correcting them for presentation in In the Words of Sparks. As James Greer--novelist and former member of Guided by Voices--comments, “Sparks-level wordplay is a gift, and more than that, an inspiration.” This book also includes a substantial introduction by fellow Los Angeles resident and longtime fan, Morrissey.

2013 two CD release, the first live album from veteran Rock/Pop duo Sparks (brothers Ron and Russell Mael). Two Hands One Mouth is an audio souvenir of their recent European tour that saw the American brothers tour as a duo for the first time. with no band and no computers, Ron (two hands - on keyboards) and Russell (one mouth - on vocals) presented the very essence of Sparks and their extensive catalog in a show of impact, energy and aggression.

EU two CD collection of singles from the Mael brothers spanning the 'New Wave' years 1979 through 1984. Since they emerged into the mainstream, Sparks have endeared themselves to successive generations of fans with their wry humor, offbeat quirkiness and lyrical and musical inventiveness. This compilation picks up the story in 1979, when Sparks commenced a renewed assault on European chartdom, with Giorgio Moroder. It charts a particularly fertile period in a long career. A and B-sides of the pe