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	dallenstyle,	1 Relevance	11 years ago	niceguy	General discussion
	dallenstyle, "I was about to publish my products for sale" is incorrect. Your site is "cleverly" included in the first paragraph. You have in effect published them at "no charge" on this forum. It is a syntax thing with me. I hope the image I have included helps you increase your bulk sales.
	Great Dane here in Sydney	1 Relevance	12 years ago	Starline	General discussion
	Great Dane here in Sydney worked with Arne Vodder to bring back some of his pieces into production so they would know but they have never listed a vintage one of these as Vodder. It is simply people misrepresenting this piece to try command more money.When one does it somewhere in the world other people quote that same listing and ignore all the other available evidence because it suits their agenda. I guess that is the great thing about Design Addict being a good resource to find the truth.
	no documentation...	1 Relevance	12 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	no documentation... I was only guessing. The only thing I have on the table is a stamp of "Gudme Mobelfabrik, made in Denmark" underneath. So I only assumed that it was Niels' design since they've collaborated on other works. As for the cabinet/sideboard, I came up with Skovby because that's what others have labelled through some searching online. So really, I didn't even know where these things were made until just a couple of months ago. I only have a little bit of information on the table and that the set was purchased over 30 years ago for about $30,000 CAD on special. So any information regarding designers and makers of these items would be very much appreciated. Thanks!
	cadodream,	1 Relevance	14 years ago	Solange	General discussion
	cadodream, The Cado particleboard components are outrageously heavy... I would venture to say just as heavy if not more than if constructed solely from wood, at least the softer varieties (I will defer to DA's Renaissance woodsmen on this), so surely cost was the sole factor of concern, as the weight seems of little consequence. It would have been nice had the shelves at least been veneer over wood, those particleboard ones are prone to bowing in the middle. With that said, an elegant and lovely thing...no complaints let us know what happens cheesedanish...
	I was kidding	1 Relevance	15 years ago	glassartist	General discussion
	I was kidding of course. I have no interest in selling out my standards, and I assume you don't either. That is why when I ask for an ID here, I often ask for a source. And on the subject at hand, I am imagining that it is possible that They are Nelson. Pilgrim has been around that long and Nelson did design for others besides Herman and Howard Miller. On the other hand, There is nothing wrong with saying "in the style of" when you sell. And I hear you about the broke college student thing. You couldn't imagine how many years I was in your shoes. I just finished my master's three years ago and I already have "a serious case of old". The quote is from Futurama.
	I've heard	1 Relevance	20 years ago	LuciferSum	General discussion
	I've heard one suggestion was to do the same thing with zebra skin. oy...I'm most interested in bringing it back as close as possible. I'm okay with the back having holes in it... I want the surface to be restored tho - nothing beats that rich dyed wood. Speaking of... I was disappointed to learn that the Herman Miller re-issues of the LCW and DCW are no longer aniline dyed. Instead the red and ebony are painted - which eventually chips leaving ugly white marks - exactly the reason that aniline dye was used on the first ones!
	Ideas for Europe Trip	1 Relevance	21 years ago	katie.m.	General discussion
	Ideas for Europe Trip Hi, I never go to a new city without getting a 'time out' guide, they always tell you where the best stores and flea markets are. If you have spare time and you want to take a slight detour to Brussels, there is a fantastic flea market on sundays, down the hill from the Palais de Justice and the streets near Rue Des Renards. Check out the shops I was always limited by what I could carry home... although I did make my boyfriend carry a opal side table thing on the metro!
	Kraftwerk...	1 Relevance	22 years ago	Jakey G	General discussion
	Kraftwerk... Thinking about it, if music were design - I reckon Kraftwerk would be the closest thing to 'modernist' design. Kraftwerk are sleek, clean, innovative (think of all those synthesisers and drum machines they built), frown on meretricious detail, highly rigorous (spend decades in the studio to produce one work and are pretty time-proof) and a tad over-intellectualised. You cannae beat Kraftwerk. The record covers alone are a gem.
	credit card	1 Relevance	22 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	credit card yep, already did that. just before the 60 day expiration. the tricky thing is, many places make you wait 4-6 weeks, sometimes more, so by the time you figure out that the merchandise is not coming, the 60-day limit on the credit card purchase protection is gone. i'm surprised there aren't more crooked online sellers exploiting this. is there a place where these cheats go afterlife? maybe a place where they will be eaten alive by rats forever, feeling the pain but never allowed to die? wahahahaha...
	i would love to continue ...	1 Relevance	18 years ago	LRF	General discussion
	i would love to continue ... i would love to continue the nelson clock thread but sad to say I think between Barry and Myself we have found almost all the clocks that were on ebay. I have not bought one in 6 months as i have not found a thing new in Nelson clocks,
	Joel you sound like me I ...	1 Relevance	19 years ago	LRF	General discussion
	Joel you sound like me I ... Joel you sound like me I to have lots and lots of chairs and furniture almost every thing form A to Z could i get a larger size poster ? or do you make a larger size it looks great,
	Glue for DCM rear shock mounts	1 Relevance	19 years ago	ms-of-dk	General discussion
	Glue for DCM rear shock mounts I've used PC-7 epoxy paste for shock mounts. It was recommended to me. The good thing about epoxy paste is that it takes about one hour settle, which gives you time to readjust the mounts. It is now available in Europe through Paintz in the UK. http://www.paintz.co.uk/
	Marie	1 Relevance	13 years ago	Robert Leach	General discussion
	Marie Any forum is made up of the sum part of its posters- there is no 'sense of a forum it is an amorphous thing. It is conceited of anyone to think a forum should run in the way they feel it should- the right is reserved for Patrick and Alix, for whom I have the greatest respect. It is simply bad manners to make derogatory personal comments about anyone, here or anywhere. It's been said a million times before- if something displeases you, or you don't want to see/read then don't. It is your right, but to start name-calling here after Mark's explanation and apology i think is totally out of order. I, for one, wish you'd find another corner of the internet to vent your spleen.
	I find any polished metal...	1 Relevance	22 years ago	MM	General discussion
	I find any polished metal... I find any polished metal very noticeable, and would prefer to have all the metals in the room polished if that was the case. I'm not so concerned with brushed metals because its not the first thing your eyes is drawn to...but any sofa with polished metal legs will first draw your eye to feet and floor, rather than the fabric, which should be what you want to focus on.
	I didn't know what this was	1 Relevance	12 years ago	HowardMoon	General discussion
	I didn't know what this was when it caught my eye at the back of a heap of furniture in a garage. Mariner range Barometer, hygrometer and clock designed by Kenneth Grange in 1971. Very sweet thing, pitty, the clock makes lots of noise but doesn't work.