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	Thanks Gustavo..	1 Relevance	20 years ago	vivienne	General discussion
	Thanks Gustavo.. You are not of course the Gustavo in the synopsis are you?..I like the trap door thing, and as i have a platform bed approx six feet high i am sure the little man down the road could "Fix" it for me!. I found i was identifying with this film and now in my mind i am a street whore and a prostitute (the taunts were true then) added to which i cannot fly either. I also like the nine foot plaster penis, i have always thought that size does indeed matter... but maybe not that much!.Im going to search for the film. Thanks.
	bert did many sculpture he...	1 Relevance	22 years ago	b	General discussion
	bert did many sculpture he... bert did many sculpture he was a sculptor who did furniture.He sort of kicked off the mid cent thing of wire everything.his trees are very interestic very stylized and the "forest"of rods welded to a simple flat retangular base very high style.you sound like you are drawn to workmanlike objects not sarrinen sleek.
	Attention is not what i'm see...	1 Relevance	23 years ago	Bob	General discussion
	Attention is not what i'm see... Attention is not what i'm seeking. This chair has been so over-analysed it's become dull. It's everywhere , from department stores to car showroom receptions. It's definately mainstream - kind of like the IKEA of designer furniture (with a larger price-tag of course). How many times can we discuss the merits of a reproduction over the real thing? Who cares if the finish on the legs is better on a Knoll chair?
	How to Authenticate a Orange Slice Chair?	1 Relevance	18 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	I almost bought a used orange slice chair today for $500. It was in decent shape. It was a orange/red woven fabric. The only thing was I saw no markings. No stamp, no sticker. Nothing. I assumed it was a fake and walked away. But now I am curious. How do you know if you have an authentic orange slice chair by Mr. Pierre?
	Saying it	1 Relevance	14 years ago	TinyArmada	General discussion
	Saying it In all fairness, you didn't say Parzinger did not design for Stiffel - you said it wasn't like any you have seen from Parzinger. Not the same thing. I'm glad that is sorted out from that aspect though thanks to the Parzinger Original site. Now the interesting part will be to find some Stiffel catalogues to find out when this lamp was made, as I am rather curious now.
	If you like your sofa, and...	1 Relevance	22 years ago	whitespike	General discussion
	If you like your sofa, and... If you like your sofa, and you have a coffee table...there's you loung and ottoman. That's where i spend alot of time reading. I would probably reqad more there even if I had an Eames lounge and ottoman...although I still would love one for my naps! Another thing i like is to sit at a table so i don't have to hold up the book. I also use a dining table or my desk.
	It's probably Ray's fault but	1 Relevance	9 years ago	Spanky	Repair
	It's probably Ray's fault but you should try writing to Herman Miller anyway to see what they say. It's always a good first step. And that's assuming that it's a genuine Herman Miller chair---not doubting your word, but there are tons of people use the term "Eames lounge chair" as a generic descriptor for both the real thing and the vintage knockoffs that abound.
	Could be worse.	1 Relevance	14 years ago	fastfwd	General discussion
	Could be worse. People who haven't seen a photo often refer to them as "the Eames brothers". The important thing here, though, is that advertising isn't allowed on the forum. Linking to a post on your store's blog isn't as bold as linking to your online catalog, but it still seems inappropriate to me, especially when the blog post in question is little more than an ad for a product you sell.
	Wash it..	1 Relevance	14 years ago	karin koller webb	General discussion
	Wash it.. If the down is in a seamed and finished bag then go ahead and wash it. Down washes easily in the washing machine on a gentle cycle. Toss in the dryer on a low cycle and add a tennis ball so the feathers don't clump. You can put the whole thing in a pillow case if you're concerned about losing a few feathers. Good luck..
	Ignition lock location	1 Relevance	15 years ago	fastfwd	General discussion
	Ignition lock location was allegedly so that all the things the driver did when starting the car -- buckle seatbelt, disengage handbrake, turn key -- would be together in one place. I guess they didn't care that the very next thing that a driver does -- put hands on the wheel -- happens up at dashboard level where other manufacturers locate the ignition lock.
	Jens Quistgaard 'candle tree'	1 Relevance	15 years ago	bj	General discussion
	Jens Quistgaard 'candle tree' I can't believe I bought this. A 'JHQ / DENMARK' signed candle holder by Jens Quistgaard, for Dansk I assume. Executed in cast iron with bronze spacers between the moving branches. Someone was cleaning out the grandparents house and this needed to go. It's a weird thing..
	I have one of those	1 Relevance	15 years ago	Spanky	General discussion
	I have one of those I got the base at auction with no top on it. I got a top milled for me of wenge wood. Mine isn't labeled either. I think it's just a generic metal base, maybe made for an executive office suite or reception area, maybe made for home use. I've seen a lot of them in various sizes at auction. They're a nice, basic type of thing that you can dress up with whatever top you like, but I don't think they are anything special.
	greyhound	1 Relevance	16 years ago	thehistorian222	General discussion
	greyhound Greyhound's a great option. I thought about that, too, but the buyer lives over 30 miles from the nearest G'hound pickup spot. I miscalculated the shipping costs, so this is my fault entirely. I'm just trying to figure out a better option before I bite the bullet first thing Monday and pay what it takes to get the buyer his item on time.
	worth restoration?	1 Relevance	16 years ago	thehistorian222	General discussion
	worth restoration? I hadn't noticed the feet at all. I wonder if I could find originals to replace them and if it would be too difficult to remove the bolts, refinish the wood, and replace the shock mount. Anyone think it's worth trying to restore this thing, assuming I could buy it cheaply (the seller was asking $1700, which is way more than I'd pay in this condition)? I want it to restore and keep, not to re-sell, but I want it done right.
	Always be true to your national heritage	1 Relevance	16 years ago	Ark of Decorati...	General discussion
	Always be true to your national heritage Heath, as your country was founded by criminals it only makes sense that your stay true to your national heritage. Severe punishment with extreme prejudice is the only thing that your type understands. "Special treatment" with aggressive questioning is a good start!