Search result for: di frutta
| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| flat bar stainless | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | HP | General discussion | |
| Apparantly Knoll use #304 stainless (c.12mmx40mm) for the Mies stuff + I was wondering if anyone knows what grade or dimensions the PK range uses? I read somewhere that it was sprung, but from what I know springing steel and welding are pretty much mutually exclusive, it looks to have a radiused edge too? | |||||
| George Nelson Legs | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | garlanre | General discussion | |
| ... by. I've looked at photo after photo, but no one thinks of photographing a piece turned upside down with the legs completely visible. I know the legs are black, but are they made of painted wood? Are they metal? How wide are they? How thick are they? Are they attached with brackets, with screws, with bolts, to some sort of base? I can't make the legs if I don't know what to make. Does anyone have this dresser? And if you do, could you look underneath and describe what's there? What are the legs made of? What are their dimensions? What are they attached to? ... | |||||
| Barcelona Daybed Help !? | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | kjhawkm | General discussion | |
| ... as far as authentication and ask see what you guys/gals think. Pros (it's real, grab it): 1)Knoll, Int. sticker on underside of cushion. This listed the customer as well which happened to be a Federal Building that I have forgotten the name of. The sticker is very similar to this: Cons (Run away): 1)According to the seller, the dimensions are 36"x72"x16". Stupidly I forgot to bring my tape measure to confirm the if dimensions listed are inaccurate or if the piece really is smaller than the typical, 39"x78" 2)The curved crossbars are black, not stainless ... | |||||
| Sorry yet another id, bentwood rocking chair rocket arms. | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | abelian | General discussion | |
| Sorry for yet another ID thread, It's for a rocking chair, bent ply legs, currently in New Zealand. Looks like it used to have webbing seating arrangement and a seat cushion & back. I've only seen the photos, I haven't seen it in person. Possibly Australian? I've done the usual google et al but nada. dimensions are given as "95cm high by 65cm wide by 90cm deep." I'm continuing the search but any help is appreciated. I'm trying to ID in part so I can view the original seating set up. | |||||
| Help... Pollock chair cushions... | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | hundredwaters | General discussion | |
| ... on the front and back? Mine have the velcro, but I dont know what they are supposed to look like on the back. 2. Does anyone know the exact dimensions? 3. Does anyone know where one can get that this heavy rubber-based foam thats in them versus the light petroleum-based products they sell now? 4. Any recommendations for conditioning the leather and getting small scratches and dents out...? It is a special double-sided tanned hide, I believe, that is very thick... Thanks HW | |||||
| The DA design off | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | HP | General discussion | |
| Would anyone be interested in a bit of friendly competition? I was thinking of something along the lines of an 'affordable coffee table in timber' those are the materials you have to work with and you post an image/sketch for critique. No constraints on finish or dimensions. Obviously good grace and tongue holding would be a requirment, no fighting 🙂 | |||||
| Marcel Wanders audio | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | whitespike | General discussion | |
| I am curious about the Theatre system by Marcel Wanders. Does anyone know if it is available to the US? I haven't been able to find out anything regarding product dimensions, price, availability, product specs, etc.... Has anyone here used this product? http://www.marcelwanders.nl/wanders/pages/he_1_2_grouppage.shtml | |||||
| Another Eames LCW question | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | Xavier | General discussion | |
| I recently purchased a new LCW to pair with one I bought five years ago. The top of the backrest of the new one sits about 1/4 of an inch lower than that of the old one. Is such variation typical for this chair? Have the dimensions been altered (this does not seem likely)? Or is Herman Miller quality control not what it is purported to be? I'm wondering if anyone has had a similar experience. | |||||
| How to tell a cyclone repro from the real Knoll? | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | Elizabeth deL. B. | General discussion | |
| Is there a way- dimensions, detailing, etc- to distinguish the Knoll Noguchi cyclone dining table from the Modernica reproduction? On the websites the sizes are exactly the same, but tags fall off, and there must be another way to tell...? | |||||
| Need info on Herman Miller Thomas Nelson Desk | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | Leona Lip | General discussion | |
| Can anyone help me? I'm trying to learn more about the history and value of this home office desk created by Thomas Nelson for Herman Miller as part of the "TO" (Or maybe it's "TD" Home office collection. dimensions are 25w, 42L, 29H. Appears to be Teak. Very simple design with one small drawer in the front for pencils and pens, I guess. I have a pic but don't know how to attach a pic, darn it. Leona | |||||
| Is this Castelli folding table an original? | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | Jabba | General discussion | |
| Hi everyone. My 1st post here. I'm having a clear out and have a Plano Folding Table. Been searching around but not found a lot of info on these. This is what I've found so far and going on pictures of the label it seems to be an original but not sure. It was given to me some years ago so I don't actually know how old it is! G. PIRETTI FOLDING TABLE "PLANA" Designer: GIANCARLO PIRETTI Year made unknown, possibly 1970?s approx. Manufacturer: CASTELLI ITALY Dimensions: W 84 cm, D 84 cm, H 72 cm Can anyone confirm if they think this looks like an original and what age it is, and what you think of it? Many thanx | |||||
| Sven Ellekaer Table - Glass Thickness | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | gjbl | General discussion | |
| ... Unfortunately, the original glass had broken and the owner had replaced the glass with a much larger piece that doesn't fit within the notches. Does anyone have any idea what the correct dimensions of the glass are? I'm guessing it is 1/2 inch thick, but I want to be sure before I have a shop cut a new piece. Also, any advice on whether the edge is beveled or not would be appreciated. Thanks very much in advance! http://https://ext.kb.dk/F/QQVEJXGCKPVGF7H3P3QLYGULH2K1VLDKJX57P487XI33U7HADR-27050?func=full-set-set&set_number=281400&set_entry=000005&for ... | |||||
| Anyone know what this chair is? Junk? Mies? Knockoff? | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | paradoxicalpianist | General discussion | |
| ... is very intriguing to me. The dimensions are spot on for the Mies Side Chair but the weight is 2 pounds lighter at 14lbs. Anyone know if this is anything significant? It's not a big deal if it's not - I think it looks interesting and if there's no risk of damaging something valuable I may go ahead and try to restore it for fun. Thanks in advance and excuse the lack of decor or furniture - I literally moved in 2 days ago. | |||||
| Help ID lamps arteluce sarfatti sottsass arredoluce | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | urban_one-34 | Identification | |
| ... shade. The color combination of the wiring elements (which seems to be original) is rather unusual: a green wire with a red plug and black switch (plug and switch signed Ticino Italy). Approx. dimensions are 32 (H) x 41 (W) x 38cm (D). I purchased this lamp about 20 years ago in Belgium, but I doubt the lamp was made in Belgium. The second table lamp is very Arteluce / Sarfatti-like. The lamp was probably designed in the 1950s. The narrow zeppelin-shaped shade is mounted on a brass arm, which is adjustable. The arm is mounted on a black lacquered base. App ... | |||||
| can you help me ID this end table | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | NULL NULL | Identification | |
| I'm unable to figure out who designed this endtable. It has a marble top. The dimensions are 18"w x 26"d x 19"h | |||||
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