Search result for: di frutta
| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| Help ID drop leaf table by Hans Wegner for A. Tuck. | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | DrPoulet | Identification | |
| Hi, I have just received the newest addition to my modest collection and need some help ID it. * Drop leaf table by Hans Wegner for Andreas Tuck (marked). There is no "Danish Furniture" stamp so I guess it was produced before 59. * Teak & Oak. * dimensions: h 50 cm, w 52 cm, l 73.5 cm (130 in total). I bougth it on ebay with very little information and thought it was a AT32 (which is not). Any idea of the model? Many thanks for your help! (sorry for the very bad pictures) | |||||
| Any ideas on this decidedly modern wood chair | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | Pete Simons | Identification | |
| No makers marks whatsoever. Unusual seat "springs" that consist of a rubberized metal grid and 4 rubber "bands" at rear of seat. No visible joinery method although there are wood caps covering what are probably screws? The backrest has recessed dowels. The chair almost looks pre-1950 to me. Super simple design and super sturdy as it can support this 6'2" 200 man (me) with out so much as a creak or wobble. The wood appears to be walnut or hard oak. Any observations (aside from a critique of my photoshop skills) would be appreciated. DIMENSIONS - 23.5" wide 26" deep 13" seat height 29.5" tall at back The wood on the arms and legs are 1.25" square. | |||||
| Unknown Teak Hi-Fi/Credenza | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | Zephyr | Identification | |
| ... ago now, and it is the piece that started my addiction to well designed and built furniture. So here is what I know, and I apologize for the poor picture quality: - This was purchased at an estate sale from a very well to do family. This family was supposedly executive level in a large hotel chain. They lived in Northern Europe for many years through the 60's and 70's. The daughter thought the piece was custom built for the original owners. - no maker marks, only the label from the import company that brought it back into the US when the family returned ... | |||||
| Hans Wegner shell chair question. | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | mdcounts | General discussion | |
| I have come across a local seller that has a pair of what appears to be Wegner shell chairs model FH 1936 for Fritz Hansen. The chairs look to be the right dimensions and the teak and beech or oak appears to have the correct patina. The only issue is there is no Fritz Hansen stamp on them. Were these chairs ever produced without stamps and were/are there copies of this chair produced? Thanks in advance! | |||||
| Where to buy a wood tabletop, or butcher block? | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| As some of you know, I posted about wanting to use an ikea Numerar table top for a desktop, with stainless hairpin legs. I am still running with the idea, but I am wondering if anyone knows a good place to get something with similar dimensions and price, but with a less clustered appearance. The Numerar top is apparently several wood strips glued together, so it does not have the solid wood appearance I was hoping for. It is important that whatever top I choose, is at least close to, or more then 1 1/2 inches. | |||||
| Harp Chair | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | JoeyKapp | General discussion | |
| I've seen some pretty dramatic variation in the dimensions for the Holveskov Harp Chair. Anyone know which dimensions index year/manufacturer? | |||||
| who designed this France and Sons Coffeetable ? | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | 079fred | General discussion | |
| Thanks for helping to ID this coffeetable bearing France and Sons label. Peter Hvidt maybe? dimensions are height 151 cm width 49,5 cm width 49,5 cm Thanks in advance for any info. cheers, Fred | |||||
| Nakashima table: real or fake? Also vintage | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | fadedsong | Identification | |
| Hello all. I'm finalizing the purchase of a Nakashima splay-leg coffee table. To my untrained eye the dimensions, proportions and signature all seem accurate, but I was hoping someone here could verify before I commit. Also is there any way to tell how old it might be? | |||||
| van der rohe pavilion table base? real or replica | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | difeliciantonio | Identification | |
| walking around in a small fea/ junk mall i saw this table base labeled as a "mid century coffee table base" looks like a mies van der rohe pavilion table base to be but the dimensions seem to be off unless there was a smaller size offered. it deff has some age to it. thoughts? | |||||
| arne vodder small sibast sideboard carcass fix | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | difeliciantonio | General discussion | |
| ... needing a light sanding and oiling. There is no Danish quality control emblem or foil label, just the branded sibast mobler on the backside i am going to clean it up, fix, re-purpose it for my girlfriends small apartment as a media cabinet. my plans are to do plywood doors with colored laminate but on the legs i was thinking of replicating the brushed metal versions with wooden bottom inserts, most likely a soaped oak. can anyone post up dimensions and photos of the legs if they have a sibast sideboard and also photos of the type of hinges they used on t ... | |||||
| A nice Danish sideboard to identify | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | HowardMoon | Identification | |
| I have a feeling this one will never be resolved and end up being labeled with the dreadful term 'generic' however I really like this sideboard, it is slightly Vodderesque in it's styling and has very pleasing dimensions. I am actually going to sell my Vodder sideboard and replace it with this as I have always felt keeping my underwear in a Arne Vodder piece was a bit ostentatious. What I know: It was purchased from John Lewis ( a reasonably good department store favoured by the Middle classes) in 1969 from a Danish furniture display. It is nicely construc ... | |||||
| Recent find - Alexander Girard table - looking for info | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | ZooMob | General discussion | |
| ... as I've not seen one anywhere online. Height to the bottom of table is 15 1/4". Top measures 24"x24". Assuming that the top is not original, I'm likely going to source a piece of marble for a new one. I'm wondering if anyone can tell me what the dimensions for a correct top would be, including the thickness of marble, and radius of the corner. I'm pretty pumped about this one, any and all advice, commentary would be welcome. Lastly, any sense on how limited the production was on these? Thanks! | |||||
| Panton wall elements. | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | PoPoP '69 | General discussion | |
| I'm looking for some repro wall elements, I do own 1 original so have the correct dimensions. I'd love some more originals but their way out of my price range.I know a now defunct company "Plasticpopart" used to reproduce these.Does any one have any they no longer want or know any body who has some. | |||||
| Papa Bear fake? | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | MikeoKellyo | General discussion | |
| I recently acquired a Papa Bear chair which appears to be a fake, but it also appears to have considerable age. The teak pads on the arms are only about 3/4inches thick and the fabric runs tightly along the teak pads instead of dipping down in a traditional V in the front of the teak pad. Other wise, all of the dimensions of the chair are right and it does appear to have good age. Is anyone aware of older fakes? I'll try to add pictures tomorrow. Thank you for your help, Mike | |||||
| Questions regarding shipping a chair | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | jdip | General discussion | |
| Need a little help. Considering sending an eames shell overseas. Have always been a purchaser and now trying my hand at selling off a few items that I have lost interest in. When I enter the dimensions of the box size i assume I will need on the USPS site it states the box is too big. How do you guys ship items internationally? From following the forum, I know that there are a few of you who ship items on a fairly regular basis. Advice please. Much appreciated | |||||
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