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| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| Is this a Howard Keith chair? | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | bimster | General discussion | |
| Can anyone help idenitfy this please? I have looked at images of Howard Keith Chairs which seem very similar, but the legs and buttons seems to be slightly different. dimensions in cm are W52 D50 H93 (at highest point on back) Many thanks! (edited by DA - please read the guide for help to post pictures) | |||||
| Hi, That sofa has more in | 1 Relevance | 10 years ago | Danish-homestore.com | General discussion | |
| Hi, That sofa has more in common with a luxury cruise ship than Hans Wegner. The AP catalogue lists the 6 leg version, model AP33s as you can see but it does not have fold down arm rests. check the dimensions and look more closely at the construction. peep behind the cover fabric when the arms are folded down and maybe you can see inside the sofa. | |||||
| make sure to keep all the leg | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | Zephyr | General discussion | |
| make sure to keep all the leg pieces for a template. Those trapezoidal miters are kind of a pain to calculate from scratch. I have made a couple of copies of this bench out of redwood for out on my deck (don't tell George). I went from pictures, and published dimensions. I had to plug the dimensions into Solidworks, as I couldn't figure out the math on paper for those miters (and I am an engineer for cryin out loud!) | |||||
| Thanks guys for your insight. | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | Djnorgsy | General discussion | |
| Thanks guys for your insight. The small size of the room means I don't have much room to move with the dimensions... but, tktoo, I tend to agree with you about the visual impact. If I increased the size of the top - slightly - to 90cm x 150cm, it would give an overhang of 10cm on ALL sides, all the way round. Tktoo, do you think this would be better? Please just someone just tell me what to do! Haha. | |||||
| My daughter had a top made | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | Spanky | General discussion | |
| My daughter had a top made for that base but she went as big as possible. Your dimensions are smaller than the smallest I've seen online, which are more like 90 cm x 180 cm (rounding down a few---they are 36 x 72 in inches). Hive Modern has photos of this size from several angles if you want to compare. You could always get the shorter connecting bar, though. That might make it more do-able. | |||||
| Nice guy: the Salin blanket | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | leif ericson - Zephyr Renner | General discussion | |
| Nice guy: the Salin blanket chest is a very nice piece. The hinges made of teak are particularly gorgeous. Minimoma: I noticed the glue shroud retains an impression, not just of the outer dimensions of the label, but also of the Herman Miller logo. I can't tell, but does it also retain the lettering? | |||||
| Another Paolo Piva table (copy/homebuild?) | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | abelian | General discussion | |
| Location: New Zealand Dimensions: Width 46.5" Depth 22.75" Height 14.75" I purchased this table from an online listing with terrible photos. The finish quality of the welds (although strong) seems less than I would expect? The top bars have been constructed from straight lengths welded at the corner The top and bottom bars are spot welded at the points where the legs meet the top frame. I have never seen a confirmed original of these in person so don't know the usual quality or detail of fabrication. There are no makers marks that I can see (although I think this is normal). Any helpful comment from someone with first hand knowledge appreciated. | |||||
| table design | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | whitespike | General discussion | |
| You guys were so helpful in helping me decide on a credenza (I still owe you a photo in its new locale), that I thought I may discuss tables as well. I have never had the good fortune of having a nice dinner table. And with the way things are going, it doesn't seem likely that I will be purchasing one any time soon. And besides the economical challenges I have, finding one to suit my needs at any price has been a challenge. After a couple more projects of mine are complete, including building a playscape and a fence around my property, I am thinking about ... | |||||
| Calling all designers! Cypress wood project | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | ToShun Campbell | General discussion | |
| ... likely it was used as flooring or as a joist of some sort. He also left me a huge burled Cypress knee that may be used in the project. At any rate I'd like to make it into something really nice and I?m looking for ideas. It has great color and the water marks and old world hand planning marks give it lots of character. Short of carting it off to Lancaster, PA to be made into a rocking chair I'd like to make it into something Mid Century-ish. The dimensions are approximately 2'X 12'X 3". Looking for ideas, suggestions, plans, or references. Thanks!! | |||||
| Tugendhat Chair Production Variations | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | Lot 112 | General discussion | |
| There seem to have been been several changes to the Tugenhadt chair throughout its production. Gratz Industries is currently producing the chairs & offers them in three variations. I find it interesting that the dimensions for the chair that Gratz Industries give on their website vary from the dimensions that Knoll lists on the website. It is my understanding that during the chairs production run Knoll contracted Gratz Industries to manufacture what was known as the MR70 chair. Gratz Industries list the chairs dimensions as 30W X 24 D X 33 H & Knoll lists t ... | |||||
| Well, the bed kind of looks | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | DrPoulet | General discussion | |
| Well, the bed kind of looks like the Hvidt beds in the 1958 catalog, hence my guess... The Mogensen's beds for Soborg all have a very specific head board and as Leif said, they don't really change from one catalog to another. Speaking of vintage danish beds, I realized that I have never seen a danish modern bed in a gallery / antique shop and very very rarely in ads or ebay. How come? Are they rare or it is just that they are hard to sell for some reason (non standard dimensions, etc.)? | |||||
| Larger photos of details | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | fastfwd | General discussion | |
| Larger photos of details (or a photo that showed proportions better, or a list of dimensions) would make it easier to tell, but just judging from the straps, it doesn't look like Knoll to me. | |||||
| Mies van der Rohe - Barcelona Table - Copy or authentic? | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | pcl | General discussion | |
| I have been offered a Mies Barcelona Table. It has no Knoll stamp, but is said to be an 'early piece'. If pre-Knoll involvement (1947-8), how can Mies' provenance be confirmed? Its dimensions are: Frame: plan - 965mm x 965mm (measured along frame / ie at 45deg to glass); steel section - 30mm x 12mm; frame height - 407mm. Glass Top: 101mm x 102mm x 20mm thick (glass has green hue) Overall height (to top of glass): 432mm Frame is polished stainless steel (non-magnetic); hollow section, with 5 holes in frame for plastic studs that sit on dome headed pins that ... | |||||
| Ball clock authenticity help | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | MadHaus | General discussion | |
| ... and its dimensions are all authentic looking... Im basically just wondering if theres a sure way to tell. it isn't stickered Vitra on the backside, but it is built super well and from what i can see it appears to be Vitra I checked google, but theres no images of one from the backside or anything thats showing its fine detail. Paranoia at its best anyway heres mine... tell me what you think... I hope its real. | |||||
| Eames DCW: authentic vintage or replica? | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | demp945 | General discussion | |
| ... which suggests authentic or replica? I'm keeping it for my own use, but in the event that I sell it some time down the road I don't want to claim it is authentic if it is in fact a replica. Some additional details: The chair was very poorly painted some time ago and is chipping off in many places to reveal a light colour (birch?) underneath. It looks like there *may* have previously been holes drilled through the back rest - which may be why it was subsequently painted. Also, the backrest shock mount (oval style) appears to have been re-glued at some point. ... | |||||
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