Search result for: di frutta
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| Despite my suggestion | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | leif ericson - Zephyr Renner | General discussion | |
| Despite my suggestion that it resembles Peter Hvidt works in the joinery and solid teak, I do not think that it is Peter Hvidt. The handles are wrong, and Peter Hvidt didn't vary his handles on any sideboard I've yet seen (and I've seen quite a few). If you google image search: "troeds jonsson oden" you will see a variety of the "Oden" sideboard by Nils Jonsson for Troeds. None of them are exactly the same in shape, but all the details look right (except the odd exception of the brass vs teak handles). the corner joinery, the circular draw pull concavity, ... | |||||
| I should have read your comment more thouroughly! | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | terryt | General discussion | |
| I should have read your comment more thouroughly! Thanks so much for your input..earlier I just skimmed your message and didn't catch the part about your experience with moving the drawers around. (Lack of coffee) Just got it late yesterday so I only had time to clean it first. When you mentioned just refreshing the finish vs. refinishing what did you mean? It has some dings and dark spots on top, but I think it adds character, however I would not rule out trying to improve the top's condition somewhat. Also, I have noticed that the joints at where the th ... | |||||
| Continious Grain Pattern..... missing | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | terryt | General discussion | |
| Continious Grain Pattern..... missing I agree with you...that is one of the first things that surprised me with the non matching grain pattern on the top drawers. I was not sure if this was a detraction and was surprised that it did not continue. However I liked the explanation that some cabinet makers chose to "do their own thing" and not continue the flow for whatever reason. I will start with the two other designers that have been suggested here and hope that we can figure out who the maker/designer was. It's so nice to be able to come here and have all ... | |||||
| "I'm a bit surprised the... | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | cdsilva | General discussion | |
| "I'm a bit surprised the... "I'm a bit surprised the maker didn't think it necessary to make the upper drawers from a single board, so the grain would be continuous." Perhaps the upper drawers are not in their correct slots? I had the same initial thought when I had acquired a Vinde Mobelfabrik dresser with what I thought were poorly-matched drawer grains. However, once I started playing musical chairs, the pattern harmoniously fell into place. Oh, and I always vote for a first step of reconditioning the wood, versus refinishing or sanding. You'll be amazed ... | |||||
| Now that's a | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | SDR | General discussion | |
| Now that's a solid-wood carcase ! I'm a bit surprised the maker didn't think it necessary to make the upper drawers from a single board, so the grain would be continuous. On the other hand, those who make from solid material have their own aesthetic -- sometimes they even celebrate anomalies and "defects" in the material. One rational explanation is that no two (or, let's say, three) boards can match each other in grain appearance, anyway -- and another is that there is often a limit on the size of acceptable pieces of wood, and the desire to make use of as ... | |||||
| ... | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | shakey | General discussion | |
| ... alphaville makes a togo knockoff. i didn't post a link! (edited by DA, no links to repro websites please) | |||||
| Thank you for your help cdsil... | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | jingi | General discussion | |
| Thank you for your help cdsil... Thank you for your help cdsilva. I have searched and compered photos from the web. My only concern was the screws on the side. I didn't know they made special chair/ furniture for over sea market. Do you have a link about Danish / European production for us market. Just want to educate my self. Again thank you. | |||||
| Joseph Kohn | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | bj | General discussion | |
| Joseph Kohn Were a rivaling company of Thonet and used a lot of these heavy bent constructions. Aren't there labels underneath (would have been labeled with paper tags, wich didn't come of easily). | |||||
| Seams to be the same... | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | designerd | General discussion | |
| Seams to be the same... Seams to be the same era... Woud be nice if mine would bring as much $ as them...:-) I also think the sticker marks the dealer. But why didn't I find anything about it in the net. Nothing!! Hmmm... I have them since 16 years. I got them from parents of a friend. They stored them in the garage for many years. The Parents lived in a good uptown area. Think they never had to worry bout money. | |||||
| Heh | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | SDR | General discussion | |
| Heh Why is "furniture" underlined ? I didn't do that . . . | |||||
| No problem. Whenever you go l... | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | bgillettephoto | General discussion | |
| No problem. Whenever you go l... No problem. Whenever you go looking for a used or display-model piece, it's always helpful to read up deciphering the product codes. It can help make sure you're getting it for the right price (or percentage discount), and also help when it comes to care and maintenance. With Herman Miller especially, the various options available result in hundreds of unique combinations - many which to an untrained eye will appear nearly identical but may mean a difference in hundreds or thousands of dollars in list price. To me, almost all ... | |||||
| my story | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | nico leo | General discussion | |
| ... the auction, Rago contacted me and said the high bidder, who was a good customer of theirs, had been confused and thought he was bidding on something else so they voided the transaction. They were going to put it for sale again at the next auction a few months later. Between the time of the first auction and the second auction Rago?s expert changed his mind and said that he could not guarantee it was authenticate it so they returned it back to me. I then put it on ebay and Lost City Arts bought it, after the auction the owner of Lost City Arts said that ... | |||||
| Thanks, Solange | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | garlanre | General discussion | |
| Thanks, Solange Didn't look close enough. I'll tell the seller that he got it wrong too. Mystery solved. | |||||
| OOPS sorry, my bad--- | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | Spanky | General discussion | |
| OOPS sorry, my bad--- I got my binder cane from The Country Seat. Franks didn't have big hanks for doing whole seats, only small hanks for going around the perimeter of seats that are woven with narrow cane. Link below. I got five 500' hanks to do six chairs with the weave shown below, which obviously uses more cane than tchp's weave. I wasted a bunch and will end up with some left over. I would guess that 500' does 2 1/2 seats, maybe. I should have kept better track of it, I guess. As for glycerin, I tried that years and years ago and it seemed to attr ... | |||||
| Thanks a lot. | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | Chris in Ventura | General discussion | |
| Thanks a lot. Buying from a private seller who didn't know if the legs could be removed.. Any idea what tools will be needed & any precautions to take ? Thanks a lot, Chris | |||||
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