Search result for: di frutta
| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| RE: Finn Juhl Bwana chair | 1 Relevance | 6 years ago | Todd_Doyle | Repair | |
| Yes, I'm suspecting that I'll have to lay out some cash. I have a strong memory of the wedge shape of the piece, but thank you for the close up of the toothed join. I'm thinking that someone will need to make some kind of cardboard piece to get the dimensions right first, and then fabricate the actual wooden piece. A work in progress, for sure! But what's the alternative? Throw out the pieces I have? No way! | |||||
| RE: Wooden Chair Identification Needed | 1 Relevance | 7 years ago | Wolf | Identification | |
| ... bun foot on both the tables and chairs is significant as well as the pierced splat finished with a distinct top rail (its attachment to the legs with a brass pin??). I'm interested in the colonial legacy - the institution of these tea rooms: the social protocol. I am looking for the formalised characteristics of tea room furniture ie. typical chair and table dimensions. Objects that shape and influence human behaviour is my field of interest (Behaviour by Design) thanks | |||||
| RE: Where's tchp? (Lamino chair) | 1 Relevance | 7 years ago | RoxyTynHubby | General discussion | |
| ... story/pictures. We have look very closely on the pictures and talked to ”old” guys in the production team. The rocking sofa is very well made and of high quality but it is not a Swedese product. It is about dimensions and material that don´t really fit in. Wrong dimensions and parts in solid wood that should be moulded wood. Whoever made it, they were very good craftsmen and they really liked Lamino! (We have produced double seaters of Primo which is a lookalike product but not any rocker) https://swedese.com/products/primo Thanks you for showing us this ... | |||||
| Need help identifying this barcelona stool. | 1 Relevance | 7 years ago | Evan_ | Identification | |
| ... holes for the screws, the dimensions of the frame and the dimensions of the steel bar are the same as the dimensions i read in a MoMA catalogue that i have. Everything looks perfect exept one thing. I believed it was made from stainless steel. I did the magnet test and it is magnetic. Then i read online that some grades of stainless steel can be magnetic. The frame is old, i don't know when it was produced and what kind of stainless steel Knoll used to use back then. Afterwards, while i was cleaning the frame i noticed that there was something like peelin ... | |||||
| RE: Unknown chair | 1 Relevance | 6 years ago | cdsilva | Identification | |
| I've got two of these chairs in dining/conference chair dimensions. I believe this higher seat design is the Elton. Is the Stuart the lower/wider seat lounge chair version? Attachment: IMG_3505.JPG | |||||
| RE: Unknown chair | 1 Relevance | 6 years ago | mvc | Identification | |
| @cdsilva Yes, the Stuart is the lower version, I figured out the dimensions: Elton: height 84 cm, Stuart: 75 cm But the model name "Stuart" is not yet confirmed. Attachment: Stuart-Elton.jpg | |||||
| RE: Danish (?) cabinet ID | 1 Relevance | 7 years ago | mark737 | Identification | |
| The pulls and base defintely appear similar to pieces attributed to Arne Hovmand-Olsen for Selig like the one pictured. Link: https://www.1stdibs.com/furniture/storage-case-pieces/credenzas/arne-hovmand-olsen-teak-credenza-selig/id-f_4892253/?utm_source=pinterest&utm_medium=cpc This chest has same base style and dimensions as your cabinet: https://www.vntg.com/103545/chest-of-drawers-by-arne-hovmand-olsen-denmark-1960s/ Attachment: AHO.jpeg | |||||
| Papa bear stool - real deal or copy? | 1 Relevance | 7 years ago | DrPoulet | Identification | |
| Hi everyone. I came across this stool/ottoman and I am wondering if it the real deal or not? Seems unmarked and dimensions seem about right. The beautiful upholstery doesn’t look original though. What I find a bit suspicious is the clear wood on the underside (looks like beech but can’t really see from the pictures) + very dark ´teak’ that could be afrormosia or just very dark picture. What do you guys think? @leif-ericson maybe? Attachment: A108A4EA-967D-41E2-B7A2-C814DE8CEFDA.jpeg Attachment: B49831C4-A7D8-4B28-9C93-E6E2CAABA344.jpeg | |||||
| Are All Knoll International Saarinen Marble Coffee Tables Have Logos? | 1 Relevance | 6 years ago | we-r-1 | General discussion | |
| ... appears older with dimensions : 47.5" wide x 28" deep x 16" high Carrara gray veining shining marble top cast iron base. The quality is the same as the one which has the markings. Does the logo of the older Knoll International pieces comes off easily or this could be a replica? One other point, all other pieces from the same outfit were authentic and seems to have been bought from a same place. Attachment: 011.JPG Attachment: 014.JPG | |||||
| RE: Are All Knoll International Saarinen Marble Coffee Tables Have Logos? | 1 Relevance | 6 years ago | lindamartin0589 | General discussion | |
| ... void of markings appears older with dimensions : 47.5" wide x 28" deep x 16" high Carrara gray veining shining marble top cast iron base. The quality is the same here as the one which has the markings for cute plushies. Does the logo of the older Knoll International pieces comes off easily or this could be a replica? One other point, all other pieces from the same outfit were authentic and seems to have been bought from a same place. Attachment: 011.JPG Attachment: 014.JPG these are really nice tables | |||||
| RE: Armchair - is it worth repairing? Who made it? | 1 Relevance | 6 years ago | mvc | General discussion | |
| @mark737 Looks indeed strange, very special. And the dimensions/proportions seem different too, depth of the seat for example. Or is it an optical illusion? The side brace seems to be longer. And the front brace is different. Mark, I think you are proud owner of the first prototype ever! 😎 | |||||
| RE: Found an Eames LCW. Want to repair it, but should I? | 1 Relevance | 6 years ago | cdsilva | Repair | |
| I'm an idiot. This chair is a DCW, not LCW. I made an assumption from the initial photos that the seller sent, and was too busy looking at details when it arrived to notice the overall dimensions. I noticed today as I was cleaning off the old shock mounts and thought to myself "Gee, these legs are kinda tall for an LCW" 🙂 Attachment: e4.jpg | |||||
| RE: Chairs with curved back rests: A reference list. | 1 Relevance | 6 years ago | frankielemmons | General discussion | |
| Here's one that can definitely be attributed to Thorald Madsen Snedkeri and, most likely, Tove and Edvard Kindt-Larsen. Interestingly, the DFI has three different listings for this chair - two of which call it an armchair and one that labels it an easy chair. So maybe there was a version with different dimensions, but I can't tell from what's on the DFI. The DFI says the attributions are found in a Mobilia from 1958 and Grete Jalk's 40 years of Danish Furniture Design. I haven't pulled the trigger on one of the new printings of the latter, so hopefully someo ... | |||||
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