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| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| I havn't been on this side | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| ... of the bench. My father did make a bench with 3-4 cushions, but I have to point, that my father worked on his own. There was no "PD Group". He was the only designer, and he didn't make so many pieces.He sold the other - more famous - designer's furnitures in his shops, and his label might be from selling - not design 😉 Best regardsPalle dinesen | |||||
| The seat rails are very | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | leif ericson - Zephyr Renner | General discussion | |
| The seat rails are very reminiscent of Mogens Kold. You will see the same shapes on the Hovmand Olsen for Mogens Kold. Unfortunately they didn't mark their product regularly. | |||||
| Thanks to all. | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | chelle | General discussion | |
| Thanks to all. Howard Moon, the cabinets you've seen with oak legs (white oak, I think?), might you have a picture? I will talk to the woodworker and see if he can source some teak, but it's great to have a back-up. Also thanks to everyone who replied on the other thread, and encouraged me to just spend the money and have bases made. I didn't find any legs that seemed just right and so.... | |||||
| Very well said sir... thanks | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | rogerdunn | General discussion | |
| Very well said sir... thanks SDR. I agree with you on the overly done part. There's a reason why it's still around cause it's tried and tested. Your comment about the light fixture is also on point. Something that i didn't think of. So glad to have bumped into this website... lots of great design inputs 🙂 | |||||
| Thanks to everyone who took | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | PK22 | General discussion | |
| ... unevenness in the give/flex of the spring steel that I though was either due to an uneven construction or uneven steel. I'll spare you another attempt at explaining the issue since the problem is reduced significantly by putting it on a more level surface (Thanks for the suggestion!). It would be hard to show in pictures or video the imperfections in symetry at this point because they are so slight and they do not affect the integrity of chair in any real way. I was very relieved to get in onto a pefectly level surface and am satisfied overall at this poin ... | |||||
| I realize this post is six | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | joe L | General discussion | |
| I realize this post is six years old, but i just watched my first episode today, and...well, am kind of dissapointed. Can someone who has better knowledge chime in, please? They were sitting on chairs which I believe to be Eames Aluminum Management chairs, but then...quite not. Five star casters on an early sixties chair, and then the backrest is missing the upper weld (see picture). Kind of like those cheap reproductions. I read about all the fuzz...Herman Miller being involved in designing the set and so on, but this seems kind of like they didn't do their ... | |||||
| I repeat my assertion that | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | SDR | General discussion | |
| I repeat my assertion that the poster's table is an important if mysterious piece. The table base didn't achieve its form by accident, nor by the fortunate blundering of a wanna-be designer or knock-off artist. It's possible that a search through Isamu Noguchi's archive might reveal the origin of this table, along with additional photos. A trace of the family history of the seller might be productive, as well. | |||||
| Isn't that a characteristic | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | Spanky | General discussion | |
| Isn't that a characteristic of polyurethane--that you can't blend the edges of it at all? It's hard to touch up. I put it on a new wood top so I didn't have that issue. I also used it on new jatoba once and had to do a LOT of coats before it had an even sheen. Like 8, I think? Only had to do 2-3 on the new wenge table top. It looks like a good oil finish but I don't have to worry much about spills and drips. Not that I don't have coasters on it all the time but with a 6-year-old grandson, it's nice not to have to play Drip Police. | |||||
| I never saw a Lautner that I | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | Mark | General discussion | |
| I never saw a Lautner that I didn't appreciate, including this example. The poorly written article should have been properly edited. Now back to Bob's sweet pants. I like 'em. I'd wear 'em. And I'd sell Delores, instead. Best, Your Aunt M | |||||
| I realize this post is six | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | joe L | General discussion | |
| I realize this post is six years old, but i just watched my first episode today, and...well, am kind of dissapointed. Can someone who has better knowledge chime in, please? They were sitting on chairs which I believe to be Eames Aluminum Management chairs, but then...quite not. Five star casters on an early sixties chair, and then the backrest is missing the upper weld (see picture). Kind of like those cheap reproductions. I read about all the fuzz...Herman Miller being involved in designing the set and so on, but this seems kind of like they didn't do their ... | |||||
| Great thread. I've hit | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | usd274 | General discussion | |
| ... isn't going to be sitting out there with a 29.99 tag on it. They want to make money more than ever now. I don't even consider Devilwill to be a thrift anymore. When I was little, G-Will always seemed to be a place for those extremely in need to find extremely affordable stuff. My mom would bring us to find clothes for 1.00. The tag didn't matter. It was a shirt and and a used one at that. Nowadays if it's a nicer brand, it's priced as such. When I see items over $50.00 that were donated for free, I know their mission isn't helping the single mother with two ... | |||||
| I would also suspect a | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | tktoo | General discussion | |
| I would also suspect a chemical reaction causing the pinkish blush. If that is the cause, removal might be a problem for which a two-part wood bleach would be a last resort. Anyway, Raul, I think you know the steps by now; less-to-more aggressive. I'm sorry for you that the finish didn't turn out satisfactorily after all your hard work. Believe me when I tell you that I feel your pain, brother. I find final finishing the least pleasurable part of the process, which is why oil is my default choice. It is by far the easiest. Once you've got the chair back to a ... | |||||
| Thanks for the info! I'm not | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | Cloudburst2000 | General discussion | |
| ... are going in the trash. I also have a crockpot my mom got me that I have used a total of one time. I don't even know what a dutch oven is or does LOL I'll have to look it up. Both my grandmas were great cooks but that didn't pass on to my mom or dad so I never really learned much about cooking growing up. I'm scheduled to take some cooking classes after the holidays. Here's to hoping that I don't burn the place down 🙂 I'll check out ebay for some pieces. I have seen skillets for both. Do these do well for things like frying eggs? Or am I better off ... | |||||
| Nope, never seen it before. | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | HowardMoon | General discussion | |
| Nope, never seen it before. Come to think of it, I have never had a France & Son coffee table or dining tabe that didn't have a solid timber surface, yet they do pop up. There was a thread a while back with a model 20/59 gateleg dining table that had a thicker veneered surface which was assumed to be a later Poul Cadovius era production. This table looks like they have taken the base from a Hvidt/Nielsen table and stuck on an eliptical surface inspired by the model 20/59 dining table. The surface looks bulky and lacks the elegance of the solid teak tables de ... | |||||
| minimoma: "real american | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | gropius | General discussion | |
| ... I have a strong interest in old handmade items that pre-date the industrial age. And I agree with Mark that I would love to see some snappies of your eclectic mix. And Mark, I hope you didn't step backwards right after that snappie was taken. If you did, I think I know why your cat hasn't been showing up for dinner recently. | |||||
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