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| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| RE: ID Tapiovaara style rocking chair | 1 Relevance | 5 years ago | cdsilva | Identification | |
| tk, while it is tough to tell with a chair of various angles and curves, I think your initial thought of that drawing being an isometric is technically correct. An axonometric is a drawing where all three axis have true dimensions. For architecture, you would take a plan, usually rotate it 30, 45, or 60 degrees, then extend upwards with the scaled height of building components. It is a relic of the past of hand drawings, and is not a view that computerized modeling programs of today even offer. Isometrics only have true dimensions in two axis, and look less ... | |||||
| RE: Kipp Stewart Drexel Declaration Dresser | 1 Relevance | 5 years ago | Jaymac | General discussion | |
| ... the panels and drawers faces are solid timber (Blackwood I believe), the handles in attached image are not original which were small turned timber ones not porcelain. I’m going to compare dimensions just to see how close it was. Attachment: 42693B2A-3A8C-488E-B980-D92D6D56F138.jpeg | |||||
| RE: Kipp Stewart Drexel Declaration Dresser | 1 Relevance | 5 years ago | Jaymac | General discussion | |
| All the dimensions are wrong on mine, looks like someone may haves taken a liking to the Kipp design!, even the front rail turns down when it reaches the legs, hopefully can find the real thing one day in Aust. | |||||
| RE: Verner Panton chairs, original? | 1 Relevance | 5 years ago | _ | Identification | |
| Besides being heavier, does the fiberglass version match the dimensions of the Vitra plastic set you have? Do they look like they used almost the same mold or do they vary? If your fiberglass chairs have those ribs under the seat, that could be good sign they are legit. If you have seen the metal molds to make these chairs, they are labor intensive to make & has to be flawless to produce a plastic chair that do not need refinishing when the chairs come out of the mold. I don't know if the recent Chinese copies invested in good expensive molds in maki ... | |||||
| Noguchi Authentication | 1 Relevance | 5 years ago | asti007 | Identification | |
| Hello all, I found this table on Craigslist in Naples, Fl. The woman claims it is a Noguchi made by Knoll in the 90s. She says the dimensions are exact for a Noguchi. Any other ways I can verify it's authenticity. It's selling for $1500. | |||||
| RE: Noguchi Authentication | 1 Relevance | 5 years ago | tktoo2 | Identification | |
| Authorized editions have always been by Herman Miller, not Knoll. Top should be 3/4 x 36 x 50-inches. I believe these dimensions have never varied. Bring a tape measure. http://store.hermanmiller.com/living-room-furniture-coffee-side-tables/noguchi-table/6115.html?lang=en_US You're welcome. | |||||
| Help ASAP identifying vintage Womb chair | 1 Relevance | 5 years ago | Christinafrankel | Identification | |
| This chair has become avail to me for what I think is a good price. I’m really having a hard time identifying how old it is. Before I pay a lot of money to ship it across country, can anyone help me identify the age so I can have a ballpark idea of how much it’s worth? I can get dimensions tomorrow, it does look smaller than modern versions from DWR. Attachment: 2B12F2B2-EE38-4FB3-A4BD-FBFB57884460.png | |||||
| Florence Knoll lounge seating - real deal? | 1 Relevance | 5 years ago | LeClan | Identification | |
| ... identification tags. The only tag or sticker that is showing is an inventory n° tag from Sony Europe, so I believe it was once part of Sony office furniture. However, I took some measurements and they are slightly off, which concerned me, since the hammer price was for the real deal. The Knoll International website shows following dimensions for the 3 seat sofa; 230cm W x 82cm D x 80cm H with seat height of 47cm - where on my sofa W and D seem to be ok (maybe 1 or 2 cm, can be measurement error), but the height is only 75cm and seat hight 44cm. So I was wo ... | |||||
| Danish teak nest ID | 1 Relevance | 5 years ago | gplanera | Identification | |
| Hi please help me ID this Danish teak nest. There is nothing I can say to help except there is a staple under one of the tables that I guess held a paper label in place. Dimensions: W55 x D39.5 x H52 Thank-you! Attachment: PXL_20210719_144528346.jpg Attachment: PXL_20210719_144835366.jpg Attachment: PXL_20210719_144553933.jpg Attachment: PXL_20210719_143953788.jpg Attachment: PXL_20210719_144537268.jpg Attachment: PXL_20210719_144006422.jpg Attachment: PXL_20210719_144830653.jpg Attachment: PXL_20210719_144052879.jpg | |||||
| Help identifying fixings for sofa attributed to Hans Olsen for Vatne Mobler, Norway | 1 Relevance | 5 years ago | nboydell | Repair | |
| ... removed the brass screw-in fixing bolts for transit. Over the holiday period our new home was broken in to, and an antique pot we were storing the fixing bolts in was stolen. We are now unable to re-fix the legs/sofa ends to the body of the sofa because they are missing. We are devastated as we love this amazing piece of furniture and beautiful design. Current/modern bolt fixing sizes (M3, M5 etc.) do not appear to match. My husband thinks there's a strong chance the fixings were machined by Vatner Mobler specifically for the furniture range, rather than us ... | |||||
| RE: Teak and cane coffee table ID . | 1 Relevance | 4 years ago | DCNZ | Identification | |
| Thanks for that Mark but it's not a Tony Parker table. The dimensions are slightly oversized for tables from this part of the world, also the way the magazine rack is woven, the corner brackets that hold the legs. These are identical to Poul Jensen lipped table apart from the lack of the lip in the corners. Perhaps it's a variation by Selig Thank you for your comment | |||||
| RE: Borge mogensen sofa..? | 1 Relevance | 4 years ago | Danish-homestore.com | Identification | |
| Dimensions will be a quick answer to your question. the only 4 seater i know designed by mogensen is the model 205 which has sleigh legs. that monster there looks nothing like any mogensen designs i have meet | |||||
| RE: Is this an authentic Knoll credenza | 1 Relevance | 4 years ago | mark737 | Identification | |
| @ryarchi The pulls and "floating" top design are consistent with Florence Knoll-designed credenzas, but like you, I could not find another with legs like the one you posted. As a contract manufacturer it's possible they did a custom order for a big customer but it seems odd they would alter one of their iconic designs in this way. Maybe it was sold through another division, like hospitality or government. What are the dimensions? Classic two-place FK credenzas are 37.5" wide, 18" deep and 25.5" high. This one looks wider but maybe that's just distortio ... | |||||
| RE: Unknown chair | 1 Relevance | 4 years ago | lexi | Identification | |
| Posted by: cdsilva 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 @cdsilva. I have just found out that the "Elton" model came as a lounge chair as well as the armchair version. Thought you might be interested. Image from Bonytt, 1960. Attachment: Screenshot-1017.png | |||||
| RE: Is this an authentic Knoll credenza | 1 Relevance | 4 years ago | ryarchi | Identification | |
| Posted by: mark737 @ryarchi The pulls and "floating" top design are consistent with Florence Knoll-designed credenzas, but like you, I could not find another with legs like the one you posted. As a contract manufacturer it's possible they did a custom order for a big customer but it seems odd they would alter one of their iconic designs in this way. Maybe it was sold through another division, like hospitality or government. What are the dimensions? Classic two-place FK credenzas are 37.5" wide, 18" deep and 25.5" high. This one looks wider but maybe t ... | |||||
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