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	Børge Mogensen Daybed for	1 Relevance	11 years ago	leif ericson - Zephyr Renner	General discussion
	Børge Mogensen Daybed for Fredericia Furniture. I re-upholstered it myself. The whole thing is hand stitched, but it was worth it!
	i am pretty sure its teak.	1 Relevance	12 years ago	difeliciantonio	General discussion
	i am thinking its teak. has the right grain and color. ill find out when i sand the legs from the smell of it. ill give a go at cleaning the fabric. it doesnt have any musky smells which is a first. my old roomate bought a kroehler pull out sofa for 50$ and the thing smell so bad they left it outside to air out for a solid month.
	Its not a mogensen	1 Relevance	13 years ago	Danish-homestore.com	General discussion
	Its not a mogensen But some dealers love to throw in names to get potential buyers to think they are buying the real deal when all they are getting is a generic sofa from makers like skalma. Have a look at the real thing so you can compare and know what to look for before you go any further so you dont get caught with your pants down! http://fredericia.com/ProductDetails.aspx?id=454
	bupkis	1 Relevance	13 years ago	LCA	General discussion
	bupkis thanks, I have seen their name come up in the searches over the years but did not call them. I will. They never put any details in the listings I saw so I possibly erroneously assumed they had none. thanks.. so one thing I wondered was if george tenier was only a retailer or actually designed and/or manufactured goods as well. Not that there is actually any substantiated link I can see there...someone thinks there is or is justifying the pricing by using Georges name over ...well bupkis
	So,	1 Relevance	13 years ago	Spanky	General discussion
	So, 700+ feedback in ten years? I know not every buyer leaves feedback but let's say two thirds do. That's maybe 100 sold items per year? Two a week? Your stove that you put 100 hours into---let's say with your skills you are worth at least $20/hr (maybe a lot more, I dunno). So you need to get $2000 for that thing even without factoring in what you paid for it or how much space it takes up or the materials used up in restoration or parts put into it, if any.
	No Modern, but...	1 Relevance	13 years ago	heavymetalsculpture	General discussion
	No Modern, but... Not modern, but I'm pretty excited about the last thing I acquired. It's an etching of Marcus Atilius Regulus. Story goes they cut off his eyelids, covered him in honey for the ants to munch on, put him in a barrel with spikes and rolled him down a long hill into the sea. Picked it up at a thirft shop for $14.
	ScanDesign	1 Relevance	14 years ago	Spanky	General discussion
	ScanDesign I have a CH23 and the grain on the inlays is very different from the posts, so they're definitely not part of the posts at all if that's what you're asking. I've always thought it a bit strange that Wegner might have used an inlay like this to cover screws, given the pretty exquisite joinery on some of his other chairs. But maybe it was a price point thing, I dunno. Also, they have always looked vaguely church-y to me.
	Thats exactly the type of...	1 Relevance	15 years ago	bobbdavs (UK)	General discussion
	Thats exactly the type of... Thats exactly the type of thing I was alluding to Foxxy, it puts people off posting and afterall this forum would be nowhere near as intresting, without the varied posts that it gets. Sometimes we just have to be a bit more patient and remember everyone starts somewhere. No-one was born with an mcm design encyclopedia implanted in their brain...ok maybe some, but not many. Vote: Pegboard for Moderator!
	The fact that	1 Relevance	15 years ago	TLA	General discussion
	The fact that The fact that 1 person came to collect the Moller table and chairs, but left the sideboard is the shocking thing about it. Apologies for being quick of the mark Danielmpoole. If its any consolation, I'm sure you'll beat me to everything else out there, as I'm normally much more hesitant! http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:r9LqLYkO84sJ:www.br...
	tinyarmada...	1 Relevance	15 years ago	Honus_Wenger	General discussion
	tinyarmada... the state of denial you seem to be in is epic. Straylight, the DAer most concerned with issues of proper attribution and research practices has provided you with very very strong evidence, for free. The thing that is most annoying, is your reaction to to his evidence...try saying thank you. He is a generous fellow who has answered many a question.
	Art books	1 Relevance	15 years ago	fastfwd	General discussion
	Art books People read quarto-size and larger documents (magazines and newspapers) on Kindles now, but that's not really what the thing is optimized for. If art books are important to you, wait a few years for color e-paper. And even then, don't expect the experience to be as good as holding a real book.
	great videos	1 Relevance	15 years ago	farmery	General discussion
	great videos spanky, oh thanks so much for the videos especially the second one. I see what you mean about the 90 degree turn. It will definitely take a lot of practice to get it right, but I am very intrigued by the idea of learning it. The good thing about these chairs is that there are just the posts on the four corners to deal with. Your Wegner chair is probably much more complicated because of the back. I really do love the paper cord look, much more polished.
	Hey riki,	1 Relevance	16 years ago	Rayon	General discussion
	Hey riki, I live in Geneve, Swiss lighting is my thing, specifically Belmag, BAG Turgi and Alfred Muller/ AMBA. Yeah Le Landeron is good but Aarberg is possibly the best of the country brocants. I'll visit Le Landeron on Thursday not chance on Friday.
	Wet behind the ears	1 Relevance	16 years ago	Ark of Decorati...	General discussion
	Wet behind the ears Whitespike, I just liked the idea of an aluminum guitar. I agree that it is rather garish. Hell, you were kind and I take no offense. If we all though alike the world would be very boring. I believe I did the right thing in purchasing the piano (a floor model). I can not fail with that brand. Also I pay the minimum for everything, that includes the guitar. I appreciate your input.
	Bigger Eames Lounge	1 Relevance	17 years ago	Yago7	General discussion
	Bigger Eames Lounge Well the search function on this forum isn't all that great so it's hard to keep track. It's astonishing to read all the positive feedback on the Vitra Facebook post. It would be great if we could get a counter movement going. I did my part yesterday. This thing should be burned on sight.