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	Patricia, that was pretty...	1 Relevance	13 years ago	cdsilva	General discussion
	Patricia, that was pretty... Patricia, that was pretty much my thought process as well. Since there was no exposed nut on the back side of the leg, I thought the only chance I would have to unscrew it would be to press my finger on it, twist, and hope. The only thing missing was me saying "Open Sesame!"
	jdip,	1 Relevance	14 years ago	Solange	General discussion
	jdip, the ottoman doesn't appear to match the chair stylistically....the wood looks different as well. Having it home, does it seem like a matched set? The ottoman is quite nice, the chair is far less nice, and appears more or less a generic American made thing...unless it shows better from the side...
	Should I remove the paint?	1 Relevance	15 years ago	Tyler	General discussion
	Should I remove the paint? I picked this up for $5 but someone thought it they needed to paint the whole thing black. Luckily they didn't paint the very bottom. You can still see the wood grain through the black stain. The paint on the wire base is flaking off so that should be easy.
	Thanks a lot, I'm thinking of...	1 Relevance	15 years ago	Lit Up	General discussion
	Thanks a lot, I'm thinking of... Thanks a lot, I'm thinking of the George Nelson bubble lamp. Problem is, starting at 350 quid going up to 1500 it is, a little, out of my price range. The the first thing i posted is a couple of quid. Any ideas where I can get a cheap nelson knockoff?
	just finished cleaning my...	1 Relevance	17 years ago	LRF	General discussion
	just finished cleaning my... just finished cleaning my Lucite chair. with Novus 2 the greatest thing since they started slicing bread. will clean scratches and the lucite great. do not use Windex will leave film on the plastic.
	Hrmmm....	1 Relevance	19 years ago	LuciferSum	General discussion
	Hrmmm.... Interesting ideas. If I want to dye my couch using neopolitan ice cream should i melt it all at once, or do it in sections? Or is it impractical to use neopolitan as it has three flavors, but my couch only has two cushions? Should I divvy up the cushions between the colors or just scrap the whole thing and go for Rocky Road? ;-D
	I'm a bit nervous	1 Relevance	19 years ago	DLD	General discussion
	I'm a bit nervous Naturally I don't want to do any of the harsher remedies just yet. I did do a google search and found alot on Mayonnaise mixed with ashes and a blow dryer?? I tried just the blow dryer got nervous after a minute and turned it off. The last thing I want to do is more damage!
	Partial info..	1 Relevance	20 years ago	James-2	General discussion
	Partial info.. There is a store called Modern i(or eye) above San Francisco. The store owner has a website(eamescollector.com) that seems to not be working(recent thing). The guy is the Eames master and would probably know a good place to go. I think his name is Jim. I'll keep looking for more info and hopefully the website will be restored.
	N.Y.C. is one of the MAJOR...	1 Relevance	23 years ago	david-48	General discussion
	N.Y.C. is one of the MAJOR... N.Y.C. is one of the MAJOR design centers of the world if not THE design center of the world.I will not get into the fake thing,you could read reams of material on it on this site.DOGPILE.COM is a great search engine.Hope this helps.
	RE: Broken back teak arm chair	1 Relevance	3 years ago	Herringbone	Repair
	@browkin Also a nice job. Guy seems to be inventive! Just one thing I can't keep to myself: The chair was not designed by Kai Kristiansen. It was made by Korup Stolefabrik which Kai never worked for. Presumably it was designed by Henry Kjaernulf who drew for Korup at a certain time, but I have never seen a documentation with a designer's name for this chair.
	Ingo Maurer-esque	1 Relevance	12 years ago	Andrew J Edinburgh	General discussion
	Ingo Maurer-esque Looks like a nice piece, very poetic, the sort of thing that Ingo Maurer would manufacture. Maybe drop them a line? http://www.ingo-maurer.com/de/produkte
	Interesting Molded Plywood Chair with 3 Legs	1 Relevance	16 years ago	Carolyn	General discussion
	This is a recent acquisition that I know nothing about - no label underneath or stamp on the wood. It's really quite comfortable, with a little give - sort of rocks - and sturdy, too. Nicely applied wood, too (I guess it's plywood, perhaps laminated wood, though, or is that the same thing?) Shoot - I cannot get the photo on. Here's the link:
	Cheaper knockoff at Replacements.com	1 Relevance	14 years ago	Connie	General discussion
	Cheaper knockoff at Replacements.com I paid a premium at Replacements to get the "genuine" Frigast 18/8 stainless forks and knives to match my original set from Denmark. But the ones I received are glossy, lighter weight, larger, and don't have the 18/8 marking on them. Replacements is being very responsive about returning my money, but beware if you're looking for the real thing.
	I don't necessarily feel the need to replicate the top exactly	1 Relevance	16 years ago	william-holden-...	General discussion
	I don't necessarily feel the need to replicate the top exactly as originally designed, I simply want to make use of the base by affixing a round top of some sort. How big? Oh, 16"-18" offhand. My real problem is, I don't know what the underside of the original tabletop looks like-- i.e. how it's affixed to the base. It's threaded, I suppose. The base was a NYC curb find, unless I can concoct a top and put this thing to use, I may just set it free again.
	Koen, I may be learning a little afterall...	1 Relevance	20 years ago	dcwilson	General discussion
	Koen, I may be learning a little afterall... I wondered the same thing about the dots on the face, though I wasn't confident enough to raise the point. I'm glad you commented on it. Do you suppose the designer tried it both ways and just decided he liked it better with square dots, or was there some technical constraint that required him to arrange dots in a rectangle? P.S.: Good to see you back.