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| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| Fotos from my trip to the Vitra Design Museum | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | Ernest Rams | General discussion | |
| ... (given to have a large wallet) can get inspired. The structure of the building is really impressive (see pictures), with overlapping floors that cross each other. Amazing the view on the vineyard (see pictures). On a different building, they have at the moment an exhibition about Charles and Ray Eames, which was good to understand that their design and activities went well beyond the furniture they created . I found interesting how similar the facade of their house looked like a bookshelf they designed. There were also short movies and documentaries Charle ... | |||||
| Info about Royal Heritage Furniture? UK 1966 sideboard ID needed | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | rtilghman | Identification | |
| ... the unit, right side). The unit is large, with dimensions of 86.75" L x 17.5" D x 30.5" H. The mark photo comes from inside the drawer section. I have no reason to doubt the mark given the appearance/wear, the fact that I've been able to find matching examples of the mark from RHF online, and the context (unit has definite grandma smell, comes from a reputable seller, clearly seems to have been someone's home locally for 50+ years). What has me baffled is that I can find NO example of this style of RHF sideboard. All the RHF sideboards I've found typic ... | |||||
| universal aluminium bases | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | HPau | General discussion | |
| Yay finally got an office chair and can kick this brno out the door. Ebay buy. 70's, Good price 4 star base and no adjust which is just what I wanted but the base tines look a bit thin. Do the table and lounge chair bases have different dimensions? Thanks for any help. God tecnology Im new to this mobile business and cant make it uncropped | |||||
| Help needed regarding Japanese stacking chair, aluminum with lacquered paper seat | 1 Relevance | 10 years ago | teakhound | Identification | |
| Hi all, Happy 2017! I picked up a group of stacking chairs recently but have been unable to unearth anything about them since. Here is the extend of what I have: 1) I was told these were purchased in Japan about 15 years ago and were used in a residence since then. 2) The frames are aluminum round stock. 3) The seats are thick card stock with what appears to be a lacquered finish; the seat bottom has a reinforcing section of card stock riveted under the seat. 4) Quality appears high. Bends in aluminum legs are precise with no tool marks. Paper seats have held up well with no tearing. Rivets are set flush with paper seats. 5) Two u-shaped leg sections, not connected by crossmember. Shear is carried by the paper seat and seatback. 6) Google Translate gives me this translation of the tag under the seat: Quality indication size of chair Dimensions Width about 480 | |||||
| Hi Valentina, | 1 Relevance | 8 years ago | MCMDanishZ | General discussion | |
| Hi Valentina, Thanks for your note. That would be awesome. Ideally, I would like the following measurements: 1) The thickness of the L bracket that secures the headboard to the frame. From photos, I'm guessing it's about 3/4" to 1" square or the metric equivalent of those dimensions. 2) The length of the L bracket arms as measured on the inside. This is a bit tough to explain, but what I mean is if you laid one on its side and then measured from the inner corner to the end of each length. From photos I've seen, the part that attaches to the headboard seems ... | |||||
| Well, I'm making some | 1 Relevance | 8 years ago | MCMDanishZ | General discussion | |
| ... king for sale in Florida and have reached out to the seller asking if he'd share some measurements with me. I wish I lived closer so I could go and document everything with a camera.) When I align the outside rails with the original holes in my headboard, it appears that the two center rails on a king are actually the same as the outside rails, minus the strip of teak that each of the outside rails has. If the vendor in Florida can confirm that from his bed, then I will use one of the rails I have as a template to make new ones for the center span. The leg ... | |||||
| one man's junk is another man's treasure. ID this smoked glass table? | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | dim | Identification | |
| hi there good people ! Please help me to ID this smoked glass coffee table. Its a bulky sturdy piece - probably Italian, probably from the seventies 🙂 Pictures are not that great so here are a few specs ! Tubular metal, Chrome or steel? glass is about 10mm thick dimensions 105x60 and yeah... hope it's very rare and collectable, PLEASE MAKE MY DAY 😀 Cheers! D http://imgur.com/a/qS5BL#0 | |||||
| Eero Aarnio ball chair with fixed base real? | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | T166 | General discussion | |
| Hi, I have a Ball chair from the 60's in my possession with a fixed base. All dimensions and the number of pads inside the glassfiber shell are like the real ones but they all are swivel based. Could it be the fixed base was an option from Asko or the later Udelta models? Thanks for your help. | |||||
| Herman Miller says it appears | 1 Relevance | 8 years ago | Spanky | Identification | |
| ... whole chair in the frame and have your camera at the same level as about midpoint on the chair, not pointing down at it. If you can't back away far enough from the chair to get the entire chair in the shot, move the chair to a better area. Check the dimensions against those given on the Herman Miller site (assuming they have them---if not, look at DWR or other certified dealers). Knockoffs are usually off on the dimensions. But again, if Herman Miller says it's legit... | |||||
| Sorry, i said 1" thick foam | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | Spanky | General discussion | |
| ... how thick your new foam should be. (Obviously this doesn't work on old latex foam that is dried out and thinner than its original dimensions. Then you have to use other means to figure it out. But your chairs look ok foam-wise--fabric still looks reasonably taut, not slack.) If the foam is thicker in the lumbar area, you can build up layers of thin foam under the overall foam, tapering all edges so there's no obvious bump on the outside. | |||||
| Someone in the art/antiques | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | tktoo | Repair | |
| Someone in the art/antiques business advised me years ago to look for stuff that our grandparent's generation thought was special. For estate and/or insurance purposes, it's good practice to catalog your collections. Photos, dimensions, brief description with artist/origin if known, condition, and location can be put into a basic database on a disc or USB drive and kept off site for future reference. These kinds of documents can be of tremendous value when needed. In a way, though I'm an inveterate pack rat, I'm with the kids on this. Mine are of similar min ... | |||||
| So so helpful cdsilva and | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | Spanky | Identification | |
| So so helpful cdsilva and just great to see the catalog page filled with the dimensions and photos! I have two of the end tables as well so great to see that info there as well. I was surprised when I was looking around that there were so many different dimensions ; some the same length but not height etc. I did not realize these tables were made in different heights as well as lengths and widths so thanks Leif and the catalog really spells it out. Cool to understand the nature of the numbering system as well. Anyway, thanks very very much. Zephyr, I live ... | |||||
| I doubt very much that it's a | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | Spanky | Repair | |
| I doubt very much that it's a knockoff. The Plycraft Eames lounge chair wannabe was also made with slight variations in arms and dimensions by other companies but I'm not aware of a Mister knockoff from that era. If you want an even finish on the wood, you should remove all the original finish first. Some of these were varnished, in which case you need to use a chemical stripper. I think I've seen them lacquered, and then you can use acetone. You could also sand off the old finish but then you run the risk of sanding through the veneer---plus you lose th ... | |||||
| Kurt Versen lamp help | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | parafo | General discussion | |
| Shot in the dark, but does anyone happen to own one of these lamps and can get me the shade dimensions? I need to get new shades made for one and want to stay as true to the original as I can. | |||||
| Fake Kartell? | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | louie_louie | General discussion | |
| Hi, I spotted this item that sure looks like Kartell's Componibili not only in the looks but also considering the dimensions. Thing is, this is not stamped - with any sorts of stamp. Did Kartell stamp all the items produced through the times? This is the item: | |||||
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