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	That explains a lot... Thank...	1 Relevance	14 years ago	Vintage1001	General discussion
	That explains a lot... Thank... That explains a lot... Thank you so much for that information! I will have to try and find out some more about it, but that is probably the most important/biggest thing I have/will find out about it. Thanks again so much !!!
	Maybe it was a custom made...	1 Relevance	16 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	Maybe it was a custom made... Maybe it was a custom made piece? which wouldn't be a bad thing, especially if its well built.
	You beat me to it Barry. ...	1 Relevance	18 years ago	brbeard	General discussion
	You beat me to it Barry. ... You beat me to it Barry. (Though really, it's a DIY sort of thing -- definitely no professionals required.)
	I always wondered how people...	1 Relevance	22 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	I always wondered how people... I always wondered how people did that stupid double posting thing. Now I know.
	The deafening silence here...	1 Relevance	22 years ago	Jakey G	General discussion
	The deafening silence here... The deafening silence here confirms what i thought - there ain't really such a thing. Hmmm.
	Some better photos would help...	1 Relevance	13 years ago	leif ericson - Zephyr Renner	General discussion
	Some better photos would help... Some better photos would help. It is very, very likely veneer. If someone has sanded through the veneer and rounded the edges, you have to consider veneering a new top. This is a fairly advanced sort of thing to do on your own, although not impossible. Somebody with a large vacuum bag for veneer work would have an easier time doing it.
	Woody, I'll address you...	1 Relevance	18 years ago	Fungus Mungus (USA)	General discussion
	Woody, I'll address you... Woody, I'll address you question about brooms, as I have little experience with swords. There are several good makes of brooms out there (Nimbus, Firebolt come to mind), but the first thing you should determine before deciding on a broom is the alignment of your witch. Is she a good witch or a bad witch? If you buy a broom designed for a bad witch and you're witch is a good witch, you're both in for a whole lot of trouble. A broom designed for a bad witch will instantly change the alignment of your witch and turn her into a bad witch. The scary thing is, she won't even notice, but you certainly will. Oddly enough, bad witches don't seem to have the same issue with brooms designed for good witches, which is too bad (or not, depending on your tastes). How will the broom be used? Local flights? Long-distance flights? Cruisers are comfortable for long fights, but they lack the nimble response that you would need for say, catching a golden snitch. The zippy ones are great, but can be really be tiring for long distance flights. If she wants maximum comfort and you have a family, you might want to consider a flying carpet as it can often seat 3-4 occupants. Don't be tempted by the cheap brooms you see on eBay though...the straw typically starts falling off of those within a few days, which seriously affects control. I've seen witches (good and bad) go into a screaming nose-dive on these brooms. They usually go by names that are very close to the respected manufactuers (like Numbus, Firebite). I wouldn't even use those to...uh...sweep my floors. Hope this helps. fm
	Always crop before resizing,	1 Relevance	9 years ago	Spanky	Identification
	Always crop before resizing, that way you get the biggest possible photo of the thing in question. (Cropping just trims away all the non-essential areas of the photo whereas resizing alters the resolution. But that one photo is pretty good! Now I'll back out and let the wood ID people take over!)
	Thank you for the info. I	1 Relevance	10 years ago	sdiceman	General discussion
	Thank you for the info. I didn't even realize they were posted on eBay. The funny thing is, they are asking slightly more in person than on eBay, and if you take into account that they would lose approximately 13% between eBay and PayPal fees, I may have a little bit of bargaining power doing the in person transaction.
	can't see the photo	1 Relevance	17 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	can't see the photo I saw a little bit of the top of it but the rest of the pic was solid black. When I scrolled over to see what else was there, the whole thing went black. I copied the location of the image and pasted it into another browser window but that JPG came up solid black, too. I rarely have trouble viewing photos here, so I kinda think it's not me. But it could be.
	Yeah, but I'm bored with it	1 Relevance	22 years ago	Olive	General discussion
	Yeah, but I'm bored with it year after year of the same thing. I'm just not a tradtion oriented person. I want to do something new. I'm skipping a tree this year as we're headed to my sister's place. Right now all I've got out are some greens and my Julebokk and Dahla horse. Just like last year and the year before that and the year before that...yawn...
	Well, Leif, the legs are	1 Relevance	10 years ago	bj	General discussion
	Well, Leif, the legs are turned a bit broader on the bottom to fit the sabots. I know, it's weird but so it seems these are original. It's the only thing about this chair which doesn't suit me... Thanks Spanky for your extensive reply. I hadn't thought about Tonus, but I do admire the tight upholstery on a lot of Juhl pieces, which seem to feature this flat weave fabric? Indeed, the welt has to go!
	Thank you all so much for	1 Relevance	12 years ago	KrispyCat	General discussion
	Thank you all so much for your replies and recommendations, especially @spanky. There is no such thing as too much information, especially since I'm a novice. My interest in mid century furniture all started when I moved into an apartment in Brooklyn that came with a free Broyhilll Brasilia credenza. I thought it was beautiful! Once I'm unpacked i look forward to working on the frame and having the cushions made with period correct fabric.
	Thanks. I thought this was	1 Relevance	12 years ago	keewee	General discussion
	Thanks. I thought this was the later version of the Warren Church stuff. Glad to know I know something....1st Dibs is scaring me. Between things like this and seeing Swanky Abode selling Adrian Pearsall chairs as the real vintage thing for $5,000 and not tell people they are new knockoffs made in their factory...I don't trust what I see on there anymroe. Thank God for Design Addict. Love you guys.
	hey!	1 Relevance	12 years ago	Eameshead	General discussion
	hey! Everything looks great in the daytime. Both ends. Apologies for last nights rant. As usual, I got thrown off by the word ART, and by what I thought I had missed. You know, one thing about those edited posts is that it it certainly adds the element of mystery. Everything is so profoundly interesting when you can't see it. Must be the secret of art. I will remember that. (Now) Always plenty of moving parts on your patio Mark! And Manatee sandwiches.