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#	Post Title	Result Info	Date	User	Forum
	Very odd, indeed	1 Relevance	17 years ago	barrympls	General discussion
	Very odd, indeed I didn't see this horrible thing when i was at their new York showroom. The website shows is 'not available at this time", so whatever they're up to is anyone's guess. Herman Miller (apparently) isn't upset enough to pull their stuff away from DWR, either.
	CALIFORNIA	1 Relevance	18 years ago	azurechicken (USA)	General discussion
	CALIFORNIA MILES DAVIS:little connection to Ca.EAMES:inextricable link to Ca...I wish the exhibit was more eamsian or at least a nod to Girard.One thing no leg splint, hell, it was made in Venice Ca...
	You don't require labels to prove authenticity if	1 Relevance	18 years ago	Modern Love	General discussion
	You don't require labels to prove authenticity if you are seasoned collector. This type of expertise to quickly discern the real thing from fakes comes from research and experience.
	ah-HA!	1 Relevance	18 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	ah-HA! Clever, I agree well something about the chairs design doesn't sit well with me, for lack of better words. I think its the asymmetrical thing that throws me off, if it was to the left maybe then I could think it was like a loungerish type. But it is nice, just isn't my first pick.
	.	1 Relevance	18 years ago	HPau	General discussion
	. I've just been on the bloody thing (my fathers metal lathe) trying to do similar, but smaller, drilling holes on angle bit of a pain, come up to have a look at this Hans Bellamn tripod table.
	.	1 Relevance	19 years ago	HPau	General discussion
	. Hi SDR, I imagine either the water brings a litle tannin closer to the surface or there is a little oxidation, suede marks like this too. I would be tempted to chuck the whole thing back on the lathe 🙂
	keep it minimal...	1 Relevance	19 years ago	alexandersforum	General discussion
	keep it minimal... I wouldn't put any kind of large abstract thing on that perfectly nice white wall. I would hang a small drawing, slightly off center a little to the right...
	Getting warmer	1 Relevance	20 years ago	Monochrome	General discussion
	Getting warmer Thanks, Jesgord: The proportions and size are about right, but the ends of the thing I'm interested in are symmetrical, and it's made of only one type of wood. I'll try and get a picture this weekend. I'm sure everyone is holding her/his breath. 8^)
	I'd be interested to find out more	1 Relevance	22 years ago	Olive	General discussion
	I'd be interested to find out more I've like the lounger for ages but adding more leather would not be a good thing for the balance of decor in my home. I'm still searching for the perfect reading chair....
	.	1 Relevance	22 years ago	b	General discussion
	. No using (case study) is ripping John Entenza off and trying to add false connections to this product! No the sky will not fall,so buy it if you like.But to pretend its a good thing to mimic famous products?
	Dear Salamander	1 Relevance	22 years ago	b	General discussion
	Dear Salamander I think you did the smart thing,a quality genuine design from a good store.Not a knock off of a well known classic that status seekers want at cut rate prices.
	Hmmmm,	1 Relevance	22 years ago	Olive	General discussion
	Hmmmm, I think there's patina and wear which are appealing and then there's tortured. Donsof's doing the right thing, I think. Based on the photos ans the extremely careful approach being taken, I gotta believe that it's gonna look great when it's done.
	RE: Henning Kjærnulf chairs by Bruno Hansen, Model 225/ Model 60	1 Relevance	6 years ago	Zephyr	Repair
	Thanks herringbone. The forum just took a dive there for a while, and I went to Facebook, which of course was extremely frustrating and unsatisfying. Glad to see you stalwarts soldiered on and kept a good thing going! Now that it seems there is regular traffic here again, I will not be a stranger.
	yes foxxxy,	1 Relevance	13 years ago	Solange	General discussion
	yes foxxxy, the same thing seems to be happening here in Toronto. A trend towards something called "granny chic". Over the last year a well known MCM store has been bringing in many traditional antiques at reasonable prices, conversely pricing their existing MCM stock much higher, for reasons no doubt stated above, pricing out of the market, supply and demand, a waning interest etc. They are not the only ones. I am noticing other stores slowly following suit, perhaps nudging their clients in this direction. The same with local on-line sellers. The merchandise does not seem to be moving. I see the decor trends similar to fashion ones, they come and go...and for many, isn't MCM just that? Shops, even ones selling replicas did well because many people wanted the look, or just whatever was popular at the time. For some, MCM design will stick for life, and for others not. I can totally see someone trading in their Eames shell armchair for the pomp and circumstance of a poufy Queen Anne chair, because it's something different, because it's the next thing, and because it's probably cheaper. Case in point, I recently bought an (authentic) 2006 lcw for next to nothing from a seller who said she was "over it"... shawn august, I would be happy to have your problem...the insanity of Nelson benches everywhere insulting me with their $250 price tags 🙂
	lucifersum when i look ov...	1 Relevance	18 years ago	LRF	General discussion
	lucifersum when i look ov... lucifersum when i look over the living room and den and my office and several other rooms. I see the ebay hall of fame for me 2 cone chairs Panton, 2 swan chairs jacobson, 4 knoll mies brnos,2 nelson swag tables, 1 Florance knoll marble table, 4 lucite lamps,6 chrome ball lamps, 12 lafonda chairs,20 eame shell chairs, 2 corbusier chairs, 1 barcellona chair, 2 wassly chairs, 4 saarinen 70 chairs,5 wire barotias, and 31 nelson clocks, 1 670 lounge chair I think I am finished, just don't really need another thing , and every thing came in good shape with no fraud, or hassle except one cheap nelson clock, I did not even mention all the great stuff that I bought direct from Herman Miller, and mod50s the greatest store for MCM in Tulsa Okla owned by my good friend Maurice Powell who has the uncanny luck of getting the best stuff in the world, The guy knows how to get the great stuff.