Search result for: di frutta
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| Is this something you might | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | flamingo1 | General discussion | |
| Is this something you might be willing to make into a diY project? I recently started making custom fireplace screens out of woven wire mesh - something like what can be purchased and seen here: www.bwire.com - They have really come out nicely, and the woven wire cloth is very easy to work with - any idea what dimensions you might be after? I wonder if something I have made previously would fit over your opening you are looking to cover. Obviously, these are not genuine mid-century - but they do have that old crinoline ladies look to them - I will dig up so ... | |||||
| At first glance, it looks | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | _ | General discussion | |
| At first glance, it looks correct, but looking up closely, the profile of the top part of the chair back side view is different and the number of webbing on the seat and back is also different from the original, unless this is a later replacement. The model 666 is Knoll's earliest chair dating from 1941 and comes in several variations. With the rationing and restrictions on materials for furniture making during WW II in the USA, the original webbing were rejected parachute straps. Plastic webbing and leather straps was offered on later examples and has the ... | |||||
| It appears to me that your | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | cdsilva | General discussion | |
| ... does not have any chaise rockers. https://web.archive.org/web/20130814035449/http://www.adrianpearsall.com... . However that catalog was never fully comprehensive. There are many chaise rockers advertise online as Pearsall. Some claim to have the Craft label on them. Your best bet (beside spending $50 to have Pearsall's son authenticate or not) is to track down one of those tagged online listings and compare dimensions and details with your chaise. Please report back any findings for future reference. | |||||
| Brought home my first danish | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | racecar | General discussion | |
| Brought home my first danish chord project yesterday. Not 100% sure about the authenticity, but it is stamped "4" and has a random pencil mark back there. It measures 28" tall (1/2-1" shorter than other dimensions I've seen online for the older ones). Otherwise the dimensions and proportions seem to check out. One detail that looks slightly different is the radius in the gap of the wishbone - this one seems slightly smaller than other photos, but it's hard to tell. It looks like it has a teak stain on it, or teak oil turned it red, but for oak it's very redd ... | |||||
| Where are you, chelle? Teak | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | tktoo | General discussion | |
| ... of needs, but there are specialty yards that will ship small quantities anywhere and will work with you via photos and email to assure quality. And using dimensions of your existing case with images found online to scale new bases should get you "close enough" to original specs if they're not available. | |||||
| It looks real to me. I wouldn | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | jw468 | General discussion | |
| It looks real to me. I wouldn't expect a vintage example to exactly match the dimensions on HM's website (which describes current production) and stickers often fall off. Whoops, I took too long to type my answer. | |||||
| Many thanks for the detailed | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | ScottB | General discussion | |
| ... the bottom bar. I reckon I can sort out the stretching, but I'm not paying $2,000 AUD for leather. That chair might have to stay with a torn seat. I have an old, damaged desk chair at home, so I will check the mounting holes and measure all other frame dimensions in case the blue leather softpad leather will fit it. I have a niggling fear that the leather is held in by teeth or something and extricating it will be tricky. I can't get confirmation on that. The chairs are not ICF. My wife worked for Herman Miller down here for about 15 years and we accumulate ... | |||||
| To add to this thread - here | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | Bluebrick | General discussion | |
| To add to this thread - here is my Johannes Aasbjerg credenza with single tambour door. According to Leif's catalog, it is similar to Model #271. The dimensions are the same as #271, except it has a single tambour door. Solid teak with no secondary wood. Teak drawer slides and all drawers are finger jointed front and back. Top two drawers are felt lined. Finished back with the tiny brass screws. Unmarked. This piece is interesting because the Aasbjerg signature dovetail joints are missing, replaced with finger joints. Leif can you (or anyone else) comment on ... | |||||
| On Deconet: | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | Spanky | General discussion | |
| ... an Afors glassworks that made art glass but not sure that's related at all. They shut down in 2013. There's also this interesting cabinet designed by Folke Fribyter for Åfors, 1955: http://www.pamono.com/cabinet-by-folke-fribyter-for-afors-1955 They appear to still be around, too--or maybe this is a different one? This is listed on "Europages" (?)" ÅFORS MÖBLER AB Supplier of: Furniture, household | Cabinets and cupboards | Seats and lounge suites Blomstermåla - SWEDEN Wikipedia entry for Åfors, the community: https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%85fors ... | |||||
| I got a response form Mr. | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | _ | General discussion | |
| I got a response form Mr. Charles Stendig about my inquiry on my dumpster dive modular leather sofa called the 'Domino' Modular Seating Group designed in 1965 by one of Italy's leading architects Menilio Taro. Mr. Stendig described it as "the ultimate architectural expression of modular seating". Best ID ever! The Domino seating is comprised of leather tightly clad wood frame and foam blocks with the seat, back and arms all the same dimensions and attached to a black stained ash base and can be configured as desired. Again, thank you Mister Stendig for your ... | |||||
| These are two good comparison | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | M_Dennis87 | General discussion | |
| These are two good comparison pictures I could find of the dixie chairs vs the marked Uldum chairs. Apart from the button plugs, the dixie chair has thicker legs and the connection to the seat back is positioned slightly higher on the leg. @MidCenturyBeehive would it be possible for you to get a few dimensions? Seat bottom height, seat back height, width? | |||||
| It can be fixed | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | campbelljoe | General discussion | |
| It can be fixed You're lucky finding these cussins, I tell you. I dont suggest you buy a new chair to go with them, but try a replica. These guys sell it for a pretty low price if you like. What are the exact dimensions? (edited by DA - no advertising please) | |||||
| nope | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | muehlebach | General discussion | |
| nope The mountings don't match. I can take dimensions for you if you'd like. | |||||
| Thanks! | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | DrPoulet | General discussion | |
| Thanks! Thanks a lot for your advice! I guess I will very gently sand it with a very fine sandpaper and then oil it using your technique. Any idea of how much such a table can be worth if in a good condition? I of course did my research but the price range I found is too wide to get a precise idea: anywhere from 500 USD to 2.000 USD for a 140*90 cm Vejle table of this model. Mine is 160*94 but couldn't find any for sale with these dimensions... | |||||
| First, I don't think it's | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | Spanky | General discussion | |
| ... recliner james inc high point" but that doesn't mean much. The mitered joints on the arms, seat corners, and back frame corners are unusual and will probably help narrow your search a lot. American chairs usually have posts with rails (probably not the blanket term here). Robsjohn Gibbings chairs have mitered corners on the frames but this is not a Robsjohn Gibbings chair. As for restoration, I doubt you'll be able to find replacement parts for the recliner mechanism, if it needs parts even---sometimes those things are jammed or rusted and it turns out wi ... | |||||
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