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| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| ID this china cabinet? | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | missionhills_collector | Identification | |
| ... by a known designer or maker. I can't tell if it is teak or rosewood but it does not seem to have been varnished (finish seems to be natural oiled). I believe it has a finished hardwood back. It has tambour doors below (shelf inside); 2 pull out drawers; small shelf, display shelf with sliding glass doors, and a display space on top. The upper part (from the top drawer up to the top) slants back as it goes up. I don't have exact dimensions but I estimate it's 48"w, 68"h, 18"d or so. Thanks! | |||||
| MIES question: "Gerry Griffith", was he also a student... | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | 17AUGUST64 | General discussion | |
| ... some other leads that I am currently working on including a different name variation. I know Gerald R. Griffith was asked to make very very limited pieces of furniture upon Mies's personal request. I am begining to find any or all pieces "Gerry Griffith" made were of the "Highest Quality", and quite possibly limited to only "Indvidual Examples" and most accurate dimensions of the "Weimer Period" or by "Josef Mueller Berliner Metallgewerbe" of the homeland. If this is true, would these almost forgotten and unknown pieces reproduced in Chicago to be known as ... | |||||
| Snap, you've got the lamp and | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | tktoo | General discussion | |
| Snap, you've got the lamp and the photos above. It shouldn't be too hard to approximate the unknown dimensions in order to fabricate a serviceable facsimile based on those alone. After all, you're not intending to pass it off as "original", are you? See what your BIL can do with what you've got. I'm betting he can get "close enough". BTW, it doesn't seem like there's a lot of welding required here. Careful sizing and finishing is key. Just be sure to leave allowance for padding material like felt, or something. | |||||
| Leif is better at wood ID | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | tktoo | General discussion | |
| ... I think it was supposed to be stiffer in one axis than typical plywood, so good for shelves, etc. Also, it's better for holding fasteners on the long-grain edge. Possible evidence of American vs. European origin might be discovered by measuring critical dimensions and the thicknesses of various panels to see if they are metric or English. | |||||
| Triumph = USA roto molded boat... | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | dcwilson | General discussion | |
| Amazing. A 23.5 foot roto-molded boat. Can you imagine the size of the rig required to rotate in two dimensions a mold for a boat this size! Roto-molded boats are acquiring a following because they have: a) no wood stringers strengthening the hull to rot; b) no balsa cored side wall and deck laminates to rot; and no foam cored side wall and decks to delaminate and fail from water penetration into the foam followed by high pressure hydrologic break down of the foam core from the hull beating on the water. Amazingly, people are also liking the way these hulls ... | |||||
| pk sofa | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | LRF | General discussion | |
| ... color available with immediate delivery) * inspired by and originally designed by poul kjaerholm in 1958 * dimensions (inches): * 3 seat: 78L 30H 30D 260234842253 ebay number Yes I know this is a reproduction and we all hate reproductions but.... if you wanta PK 31 sofa that more than likely would fool an expert cause not that many have really seen the 12,000 dollar original this one is pretty good, He also sells the clocks that we like and a just bought a block clock for 100. ... | |||||
| Mies | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | LRF | General discussion | |
| ... tell all the companies in China and Italy that make the chair nice work Melvin Welcome to the M90 "Barcelona Chair" Vademecum! What? This is an information platform covering all sorts of data about the M90, a chair designed in 1929 by German architect Mies van der Rohe. The M90 is bettger known as the "Barcelona chair". Why? The idea for this website came somewhere after a long period of searching for a good-but-not-as-expensive-as-the-"orginal" M90 chair, better known as the Barcelona chair. Who? This website is meant for anybody interested i ... | |||||
| Here is an old auction | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | cdsilva | General discussion | |
| Here is an old auction listing that claims to have a Craft label. It gives dimensions. As your chaise looks to have been reupholstered, it may have originally been a two-part wave like the one in the link, rather than the current single part wave. Having said that, the proportions also look different to me. https://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/6160079_adrian-pearsall-craft-assoc... Also, can you post a photo of the tag? Perhaps it is a component manufacturer tag rather than the chaise manufacturer tag. | |||||
| Okay, I have another question | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | ScottB | General discussion | |
| Okay, I have another question. Is the frame for the Softpad identical in dimensions to the non Softpad version of that chair? | |||||
| eames plywood elephant | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | LRF | General discussion | |
| ... to ship for a total of $2038. Now I know to buy great stuff it cost a lot of money but I just can't see this one, what do you all think? the write up says that the Eames designed this to be a childs toy .... and we all know they were not the greatest childs toy designers.. I think one of our Design addicts said brilliantly their toys were more for your eyes. so would you have spent 2000.00 for your childs toy? If so give me a call you can find the number and i have some great stuff, ... | |||||
| Good Nelson Bench Reproduction, no rants please | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | wild house | General discussion | |
| OK, I know the debate about knock-offs, which I appreciate. Beyond the (valid and interesting) debate, does anyone know sources for decent replicas. I am at a life stage where the real deal could be significantly disfigured in short order and I don't want the heartbreak. I have 3 yr old twins and a 5 yr old. They are all over everything and pretty rough. The bench would sit at the end of my bed and, no doubt, be play-station central. Lots of super-hero rescues. Cliff jumping. Car races. I can afford a HM Bench, but I am thinking it may be a waste of money at ... | |||||
| Mystery artifact | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | Monochrome | General discussion | |
| ... object, flattened oval in shape, approximately the size and proportions of a medium-size bar of soap. Comforting to hold in the hand. Possibly a paperweight? For some reason, it's not a solid block of wood, but composed of two identical halves. The dividing line, or equator, runs around the two shortest dimensions -- perpendicular to the long axis, if you see what I mean. The two halves seem designed to twist (or pull? apart) -- there's a little rotational wiggle there, but I was reluctant to force it for fear of breaking it. A secret compartment? A puzzle? ... | |||||
| Cdsilva, you are | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | dstravinski | General discussion | |
| Cdsilva, you are unbelieveable. Great information! Thank you so much! I will definitely post pictures once I'm done. Is it safe to assume that I should not try and refinish this piece? I'm presuming that it would negatively impact value. The finish is in pretty good shape. Thank you so much for the dimensions of the cushions. This was also information that I needed to do a good job in reviving the chair. We have a great Prairie style mid century modern house that was built in 1953 that this will look great in once it's done. | |||||
| Thank you for your help. I | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | Awesomefind | General discussion | |
| Thank you for your help. I have submitted pictures and dimensions to Artisanhouse for authentication. | |||||
| Good morning. | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | Mark | General discussion | |
| ... wall) appear correct. Jere certainly manufactured a pom-pom sculpture similar to yours, but it was available only in brass/bronze tones. Post a picture of the mostly missing signature, and the dimensions... and I'll forward it along. And don't forget to feed the birds. Happy holidays, Aunt Mark | |||||
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