Search result for: di frutta
| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| Everyone has an opinion | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | barrympls | General discussion | |
| ... item. Most of my collection are originals. I did buy a black crinkle finish Wassily chair in black leather for $200.00 from a local shop. I also bought a Chinese-made Eileen Gray round metal and glass table to go with it...it came in a box saying "made in China. I doubt if there's any remaining heirs of either Gray or Breuer who still receives royalities....so I'm not concerned. I'm not interested in buying inferior quality knockoffs. Part of the issue is the price companies like Knoll, Richard Schultz and Fritz Hansen charges for their currently availab ... | |||||
| Thanks for your help!!! | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | Maryanne Scott | General discussion | |
| Thanks for your help!!! Well thank-you very much I got some photos of the pages I needed ,and I am going to buy the book.i can now say with a little more confidence my ding chairs are G. Ulrich 🙂 . | |||||
| There's a Product... | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | decoboy | General discussion | |
| ... and then place the surfboard (or in your case the chair) in direct sunlight for like thirty minutes. Sand, and you're done. The only problem is, it dries somewhat yellower and less transluscent than fiberglass laid down in strips- so you'd have to paint. If you don't live near any surfshops, here's a link to a place to order it: http://www.wavejammer.com/surf/fsurf.htm Another suggestion would be to take it to a surfboard repair specialist- the fix all sorts of awkwardly placed dings and cracks, I don't see why they couldn't do a chair- and professional re ... | |||||
| RE: Need help ID'ing a vintage TV table furniture | 1 Relevance | 3 years ago | nikleb | Identification | |
| a friendly ding. | |||||
| this that | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | LRF | General discussion | |
| this that dingbat term derived from typographic characters that extend beyond the normal alphabet: +@#* and used to describe buildings (usually apartments) that sport characters and symbols as decorative elements | |||||
| The latest | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | SDR | General discussion | |
| The latest Malibu, being introduced now, looks for all the world like a Japanese mid-line sedan with some extra chrome (they make a deal of the plated door handles). A few years ago, you couldn't even find the Chevy "bow-tie" logo on the car -- and other GM brands were sticking new insignia on their sedans that could be mistaken for an off-shore logo: random oval or circular dingbats with no recognizable brand indication. I'd swear they were trying hard to disguise their GM parentage. . . | |||||
| RE: Veart Table Lamp | 1 Relevance | 6 years ago | kupus | Identification | |
| Hallo @mvc. Leider stehen die dinge nach denen ich frage (Designer und Jahr des Entwurfs) nicht auf dem Etikett und lassen sich auch nicht ergoogeln. Schon probiert 😉 | |||||
| Peter Hvidt Restoration | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | hs_sf | Repair | |
| Picked up a Peter Hvidt chest that had been in storage for quite some time and has taken a bit of a beating. Planning on giving it a once over - the top is quite dinged up with dark scratches and marks. Questions are: | |||||
| Red and black? | 1 Relevance | 21 years ago | SDR | General discussion | |
| ... open-grained wood like ash or oak, however, looks just great when given a coat of black lacquer. The grain shows beautifully (there are no subtle colors to be revealed or concealed, really; the point is to show the marvelous texture). I do not know whether HM stained these peices before painting them; on a hard wood little is gained, as the stain barely penetrates. On softer woods being ebonized, stain is a real advantage, as minor damage won't reveal light-colored wood with every scratch or ding. SDR | |||||
| RE: DA old timers | 1 Relevance | 7 years ago | Spanky | Off topic | |
| ... into them and gently scraping with a #11 X-acto blade, then rinsing with acetone. Just glued up a very teeny hairline split on a walnut cheese board (Ernest Sohn--some of his stuff is kitschy but some is nice!) and clamped it with a tourniquet because my little bar clamps are about 1/2" too short! Grrr! I used to have big bar clamps but i gave them to a friend. SDR you asked to see my tourniquet. The webbing used to be on the usually band clamp deal with the ratchet thing that you crank tight, but it froze up and nothing I did could loosen it, so I j ... | |||||
| RE: Another rosewood ID | 1 Relevance | 5 years ago | tktoo2 | Identification | |
| @elmo, The chair in your photos looks too fresh for a vintage piece to my eye. No evidence of wear or normal use, wrong finish, not a speck of grime or scratch or ding anywhere, newly-reupholstered, the way each leg evenly darkens toward the floor, all suggest to me that someone went to considerable, relatively recent effort to achieve this look. Of course this is simply my impression based on three small images on a screen and worth exactly what it cost. Apologies for any unintended offense. It's an attractive chair. Reminds me of Eric Buck designs in some ... | |||||
| RE: Another rosewood ID | 1 Relevance | 5 years ago | waxa | Identification | |
| Posted by: tktoo2 @elmo, The chair in your photos looks too fresh for a vintage piece to my eye. No evidence of wear or normal use, wrong finish, not a speck of grime or scratch or ding anywhere, newly-reupholstered, the way each leg evenly darkens toward the floor, all suggest to me that someone went to considerable, relatively recent effort to achieve this look. Of course this is simply my impression based on three small images on a screen and worth exactly what it cost. Apologies for any unintended offense. It's an attractive chair. Reminds me of Eric ... | |||||
| Touching up ebony wood stains | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | Lunchbox | General discussion | |
| I got a vintage black on black Bertoia slat bench for a very good price a while back. The slats are dinged here and there exposing blonde wood underneath. Is there a simple remedy or trick to fix this or am I pretty much stuck refinishing the slats? | |||||
| Thank you both. You can't | 1 Relevance | 10 years ago | waffle | General discussion | |
| Thank you both. You can't see from the pics but it has approx. 100 water rings. No matter what I am going to have to remove the existing finish on top. I will do a test with a couple of different finishes just to see if I can get away with a simple strip/finish effort. It's pretty dinged up but a really neat piece. | |||||
| I get your point, I just | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | Spanky | General discussion | |
| I get your point, I just thought that since Rhino Liner is such a common product it might stand to reason that more than one owner of a dinged-up shell chair thought it was a good idea. ETA: IF it even is Rhino Liner or something similar---like I said, I can't tell from the OP's photos. | |||||
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