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	help ! anyone an expert on the 80's please ?	1 Relevance	17 years ago	pizzaman-1	General discussion
	hello just bought the attached and i am guessing its italian and from the 80's however i have looked at all the usual suspects and can't find a thing... anyone with any ides please ? thanks in advance david http://www.flickr.com/photos/45567321@N05/4509472215/
	That's a knockoff of a	1 Relevance	10 years ago	Spanky	General discussion
	That's a knockoff of a Jacobsen egg chair. When you buy unauthorized reproductions, you don't get any assurance of quality or any support when things go wrong. The manufacturer's idea is that you toss it and buy another one because they are so cheap compared to the real thing.
	Thank you Leif Ericson for	1 Relevance	10 years ago	we.r.1	General discussion
	Thank you Leif Ericson for detailed and very informative feedback on these chairs. I did check again and there are no sings of old marking. One thing for sure, they are very old and match to the last detail to the ones that are posted online. You could be correct in your assessment that these are anomaly. thanks again
	It makes sense, I think. Of	1 Relevance	10 years ago	SDR	General discussion
	It makes sense, I think. Do you like the way it explains your edge hairs and varying width ? Of course, I can't see too clearly how the machine splits the cane. It seems capable of taking a considerable range of size of the raw stock, for one thing.
	I agree with you Woody, if	1 Relevance	11 years ago	My Panton Home	General discussion
	I agree with you Woody, if the back is soft or broken i would never spend the money on reupholstery. But if they are still hard the chairs are valuable enough to get them redone. One thing i noticed in the pic though is that there is one leg missing. Is that correct Nadine?
	Thanks again Woody - I'm back	1 Relevance	12 years ago	Purple4hat	General discussion
	Thanks again Woody - I'm back home Wednesdsay night - I'll take some pics. Sadly the sliders are plastic... Would re-chroming the bases effect their value in your opinion? (not that I have the foggiest how much that kind of thing is) Cheers.
	No, I wouldn't...	1 Relevance	13 years ago	Lunchbox	General discussion
	No, I wouldn't... I would call that an unoriginal, pretentious rip off. It's one thing to approach an idea or concept with derivative influence. Quite another to think you're going to add to or improve upon a brilliant or even classic design. If you're that bloody good, why can't you come up with something from scratch?
	*	1 Relevance	13 years ago	Mark	General discussion
	* Another sweet option, thanks. I'm starting to like the thing. It should be an easy fix, I now need to make a decision. Which are cheaper, wood or stone? I'd love teak. Hugs and hominy grits to all, Aunt Mark
	Nooooooo don't pay that much.	1 Relevance	13 years ago	DHutch17	General discussion
	Nooooooo don't pay that much. Just a heads up, I saw this one listed in Springfield, MO for $150 a few days ago. It's missing the glass insert thing but I'm SURE you can make something snappy for it. (edited by DA - link removed - no links to items for sale please)
	.	1 Relevance	13 years ago	HPau	General discussion
	Thanks, they both need a bit of refinement though, the ply shell is strong enough without the spine underneath so I'd like to do something different with it that exploits that. The over-sprayed oil has left little craters where the second coat hasn't stuck to the first, the whole thing needs to be washed with de-greaser and sanded back.
	I need to Spanky...	1 Relevance	13 years ago	onegroovydude	General discussion
	I need to Spanky... I've been fuk'n around all day on here. Too easy to get caught up in debates. I never even got one thing listed because of it. I need to get my priorities straight. I shouldn't argue about this shit, but as much as I respect EH, sometimes you need to pop someone's balloon, so they can re-fill it with new air. When you're green, you grow. When you're ripe, you rot.
	.	1 Relevance	13 years ago	HPau	General discussion
	. Looks like a South East Asian imported thing to me, there is a reason why Europeans or North Americans rarely made labour intensive work like this on any scale, it was too expensive for us to make.
	Jim	1 Relevance	14 years ago	bj	General discussion
	Jim I think judging by the scale you see these in Holland (not at all in Belgium) that these were produced in the Netherlands. Maybe even with permission of the original factory? I believe Bovenkamp/Hilversum did the same thing, they bought designs from scandinavia and made their own pieces.
	that	1 Relevance	15 years ago	waffle	General discussion
	that is possible. Very possible. Each strut or string or whatever is unique. it looks almost organic. I thought maybe it was baleen? I am curious what it will look like if I remove some of the paint. Weird thing, isn't it? YUP - SPUN FIBERGLASS BY Russell Woodard. Good call.
	no marks	1 Relevance	15 years ago	waffle	General discussion
	no marks Obviously, right? If I had them reupholstered I would thin out the seat and back. Make them less poofy. Emphasize the narrowness of the whole thing, sort of Frank Lloyd Wright-ish. And losing that fabric would be a boon also