Good looking �Look and feel� icons ?

Good looking �Look and feel� icons ?
Where could be found icons , professional looking, like in �Java TM Look and Feel Graphics Repository� site, for use in JtoolBar For various functions in java application program ?

(I truely hope I won't start a flame war, but:) I absolutely can't agree with the statement "professional looking, like in �Java TM Look and Feel Graphics Repository� site". If there's one association that comes to my mind when I hear the words "ugly" and "swing" then it's exactly those icons.
Nevertheless here's something that might help you better:
I think (but I'm not too sure) that you can use all icons that ship with eclipse (They should be under the CPL and thus you should be allowed to use them). And I beliebe it might be hard to find somebody who perfers the aforementioned icons ;-)
Another source is http://www.memoire.com/guillaume-desnoix/icones/. Note that the icons have with different licences.

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