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| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| I had one of my best hauls | 1 Relevance | 8 years ago | cdsilva | General discussion | |
| I had one of my best hauls off of craigslist last weekend. This dining set listing initially attracted me for the 6 Moller chairs (2 57s and 4 77s). However upon closer examination and some help from others, I also realized that the set included a Wegner Ry 26 credenza, Hedensted hutch (by Peter Lovig Nielsen), and a Grete Jalk / PJeppesen table hiding under the covers. In cases like this, it | |||||
| That is called a spanner head | 1 Relevance | 8 years ago | cdsilva | Repair | |
| That is called a spanner head bolt. I have a set of IKL dining chairs for Selig which have this same bolt. While you can certainly buy a spanner head set with various distances between the points, it may not be worth the cost (and additional tool clutter) since you don't need those bits very often. Two alternate options are: 1) thin needle-nose pliers, or 2) take two nails (or ends of a paper clip), tape to a coin to fit the distance between holes, and presto . . . instant spanner wrench. | |||||
| After an exhaustive dry spell | 1 Relevance | 8 years ago | modernefamilie | General discussion | |
| After an exhaustive dry spell I found a living and dining room suite. A set of Hvidt and Molgaard coffee table and side tables with the solid teak shelf and a Svend Madsen sideboard. More to come in future posts. | |||||
| Just back from a visit to the | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | danish nut | Identification | |
| Just back from a visit to the Heal's archive at the V&A. The chairs are listed in the Heals 1960 Cont/ex catalogue as being swedish and designed by K O Westberg......also located the matchingteak and oak extending dining table I have...also retailed by Heals and produced in sweden......worth the effort sometimes to do the hard slog in terms of research | |||||
| ID Glass/Chrome Extension Dining Table (Authentic Milo Baughman?) | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | Snazzz | Identification | |
| I believe this is an authentic piece, but just so be safe, wanna get your input. Table extends on each side with piece of glass setting in the middle which raises up and over to lock into place (then the tops are pushed back in for a flush surface). The middle glass is about half the size of the other pieces. Real or fake? Or perhaps someone else other than Milo (that's the only references I've come across) Thank you! | |||||
| Thanks for posting this | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | _ | General discussion | |
| Thanks for posting this Ernest. I do not own any of the studio examples but in the early days of the studio in 1946, he made pieces for Knoll Asdociates. If ithe non studio examples count, I have 4 of the straight back chairs & a dining table by Knoll (from the street ages ago) & a desk by Widdicomb. If I want to sit on a vintage studio example of the 'conoid' bench, the Boston Museum of Fine Arts & the Indianapolis Museum of Art has examples for sitting ( without getting thrown out of the museum). | |||||
| Yes, I posted it on my | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | Spanky | General discussion | |
| Yes, I posted it on my Instagram. Keep your eyes open guys - I had a pretty rough 6 months where things were eerily quiet, but in the last 6 weeks or so I've had a bit of a bump. Platner conversation set, Hvidt daybed, Hvidt side tables, Hvidt dining chairs (no Hvidt credenzas though 🙁 , and finally the Wegner and Afdal pieces. Beautiful chairs @minimoma. | |||||
| Hi. | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | Mark | General discussion | |
| Hi. So sad. A poor design. Unfortunately, your only option is to replace the unsafe chairs...or insist that your dinner guests wear protective head gear whilst dining and arm wrestling. But I'm usually wrong. Hi, Aunt Mark ps I feel your pain. I gave away a pair of Eames aluminum lounge chairs, because the old 4 star base was prone to tipping. Vodka helped. | |||||
| Looks like it is all European | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | Zephyr | Identification | |
| Looks like it is all European or English walnut to me. I have a dining set that has this type of color variation, as well as a HiFi. The European variety seems to have much more color variance, as well as much lighter tones, as compared to the North American variety. It also seems that there are many pieces that have the lighter tone all the way through the thickness, not just the outer sap wood layers. The figured arm is likely a crotch piece. Handsome chair, once the upholstery is fixed. I agree with you Kyle, looks pretty early. | |||||
| Niels Moller Mid Century Modern Teak Dining Chair | 1 Relevance | 10 years ago | architrave | Identification | |
| Hello all, I'm looking to purchase a Niels Moller chair from a seller who lives in another province (I'm in Canada). I'm hoping that the attached images will help to verify it's authenticity. The rope was recently redone. It does have a stamp on the bottom that says "Made in Denmark". That's the only identifying text on it. It's my understanding that these chairs may have had a plate on them which contains additional info, but many have fallen off over time. I know that there is a company in Australia that makes a "fake"versions of these chairs, so I'm approaching this purchase with caution. Any help? | |||||
| Unidentified pristine chair collection | 1 Relevance | 10 years ago | mdspirit | Identification | |
| Hi all, A friend of mine purchased a home from an extremely wealthy couple. They had many easily identifiable pieces, Vladimir Kagen dining set, Hans Wegner Wishbone chairs, Knoll chairs, Selig Viscount chairs. Amongst the others were these mystery pieces which may be italian, danish, or wherever. All are in amazing condition and all vintage except for maybe the blue chair with wire base. Any help identifying these would be much appreciated! Thanks! | |||||
| Side-hinged doors that are | 1 Relevance | 8 years ago | SDR | Repair | |
| Side-hinged doors that are more than 25% wider than they are high make me nervous -- and doors that are of that proportion -- or worse -- and have hinges placed closer to each other than necessary make me mad. The lovely cabinet under discussion is a rarity in the former regard (at least), isn't it ? Responsible designers of that or any other period usually know better. I was looking at photos of the dining area at Fallingwater and noticed for the first time the side-hinged doors to the wall unit. Wondering if Wright and company would have drawn what I sa ... | |||||
| Hi. | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | Mark | Identification | |
| Hi. I don't know much about the lamp...but what a sweet space! I'm totally loving your mixer...and the mis-matched Eames dining chairs. I so love seeing pictures of other's refined nesting instincts. I do, Aunt Mark | |||||
| Actually this type of patina | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | Mark | General discussion | |
| Actually this type of patina can be caused by "American Nudist dining", sans the necessary hand towel. just a thought, Aunt Mark | |||||
| Traded a coffee table and | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | Amazake | General discussion | |
| Traded a coffee table and dining table designed by Bernhardt Rohne for this sofa. Seemed like a great deal, I wanted a serpentine sofa to anchor the basement den, the other party needed a dining table. We never had a place for the large extension dining table, and the Mastercraft etched brass tables failed the wife test. This Don Chadwick Herman Miller sofa will do nicely. Not final placement in basement just arranged to get a feel for the shape. | |||||
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