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| I had thought Conant Ball... | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | texmod | General discussion | |
| I had thought Conant Ball... I had thought Conant Ball was an option. But I thought their stuff was branded with the Conant ball Logo. I didn't realize they did stuff with the square leg and metal footing details. But that just goes to show, designers don't alway follow their usual form! BTW, do you have any more info regarding these tables? Who designed them? They don't look like Russel Wright. Are you sure they are Conant Ball, as I can't seem to locate anything from them that would depict this style of design. Thanks for the help! | |||||
| herman miller... | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | maherj | General discussion | |
| herman miller... Herman Miller have replied to my same question recommending waxing with a product called Guardsman? They didn't let me know what the original finish was however.... | |||||
| I went Friday night and was... | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | brbeard | General discussion | |
| I went Friday night and was... I went Friday night and was disappointed as well. (I was glad that I went though, as I got to sit in a few chairs I've been wanting to try out for a while now.) It was my first year being there, so I can't compare it to previous years. Someone I know who had attended in the past (but not this year) surmised that the paltry turnout may have been due to the struggling economy...that room didn't seem like it could've held too many more booths though. | |||||
| . | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | Gustavo | General discussion | |
| . Second point: About the second point, painting vs architecture. Very good points!. Fixed to the ground vs mobile. OK. Absolutely Great! First point: About the first point, furniture vs architecture. I think there was a misunderstood, I didn,t said ,,,,,,,,, Is furniture undervalued vs. real estate,,,,,,,,,,, I said that furniture is OVERvalued vs architecture. So I,m with you, and agree with all your points. Now, I,ll go on with your end. Thanks, you clarified things to me a lot, but I,m afraid I coudn,t complifexied things to you not even a little. So I, ... | |||||
| Thanks for the input on the E... | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | Jobiemed | General discussion | |
| ... words). He explained that after Charles Eames gave final approval for the 670 Lounge design, Charles Eames ordered that the majority of the test parts be destroyed at the factory. The guy I bought them from was allowed by Charles Eames to assemble two chairs from the parts that were sitting around (one for him and one for his wife). He said that he took the best parts that he could to assemble the two chairs. However, he said most of what was lying around had drilled holes or was poor rosewood grain, or that the plywood wasn't holding well. These parts ... | |||||
| I gotta have one of those chairs | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | zepp02 | General discussion | |
| I gotta have one of those chairs Thanks for the update--I really think this is the chair to have. I have thought that for along time but never had the big bucks to invest. I wonder if Braniff had them in all there airport lounges worldwide. That would mean there might be some lingering in most major world cities that Braniff serviced. Also any way to find out from Herman Miller the total production amount. Also didn't Girard retire in Santa Fe? | |||||
| Reply to Barry | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| Reply to Barry The chairs are in bad condition one has cig burns in the back and one has worn through on the arm, both are stained across the seat. All this I could live with but the foam has gone rock solid and fallen apart. The photos make them look a million times better than they actually are. Trust me if they didn't need doing I wouldn't be spending any more money on them! | |||||
| Batting | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | Brent | General discussion | |
| Batting Barrympls, I think you're right. They could be reupholstered with more batting. Why didn't I think of that? I own a later Thonet with more batting and it's very comfortable. This may be my first project to send to Retro Redo. (Link below) http://www.retroredo.com | |||||
| I agree | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | Robert Leach | General discussion | |
| I agree I agree, yet again, with William 🙂 I start things low- but have been caught out... I've sold things for far less than their marke value I have had nearly 2000 transactions on there..so know what I'm doing- but it is difficult to predict eBay does have quiet weeks.. I don't know why, but it does I have listed with a reserve once or twice and it didn't work for me: An example; I listed a nice dining suite last year with a reserve..it reached £26..and therefore not the reserve price (£200) I relisted it the following week for £250 starting price- (the p ... | |||||
| pt. 2 | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | dcwilson | General discussion | |
| ... owned by a holding company that also owns a lender, an insurance company, or a real estate investment trust, to quell the inherent conservatism of persons deploy large sums of capital that could earn alot more by being reinvested in the monopoly's business, rather than its real estate. Basic real estate 101: real estate is a piggy bank with low yield, unless you leverage it way up (finance a high loan-to-value ratio), so that the rate of return on equity is spiked through the high leverage on the equity (i.e., a hundred million dollar building appreciating ... | |||||
| I went Friday night and... | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | Sound & Design | General discussion | |
| I went Friday night and... I went Friday night and was... I went Friday night and was disappointed as well. (I was glad that I went though, as I got to sit in a few chairs I've been wanting to try out for a while now.) It was my first year being there, so I can't compare it to previous years. Someone I know who had attended in the past (but not this year) surmised that the paltry turnout may have been due to the struggling economy...that room didn't seem like it could've held too many more booths though. Agree with you across the board. I'm sure the economy ... | |||||
| James, what a great... | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | peter osullivan | General discussion | |
| ... with a racing heritage or extremely sought after models e.g. 250 GTO?s 250 SWB?s have been known to be ?recreated? by using less sought after models such as the 250GTE as a base, a lot of the companies who offered these conversions did so very openly and above board however it didn?t stop some owners selling them on as the real deal ?The most ambitious fraud concerns Lord Charles Brockett of England. He owned a small Ferrari collection, as well as Brockett Hall, the family manor, which had been turned into a conference and entertainment center. In 1991 Lord ... | |||||
| William: Never bought or... | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | Turbo11 | General discussion | |
| ... Look at the word REPRODUCTION in the headline of the description. I see where the confusion comes from with the Paulin bio, etc, but still. It is still my contention that people who know design/designers aren't the people buying this and behind duped. At least they didn't say "You are bidding on a picture of 2 Slice Chairs" 🙂 | |||||
| Hehehe... | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | Cloudburst2000 | General discussion | |
| Hehehe... My brother works for one of the local Targets. He's on of the execs there. Target is a good place for buying toilet paper, papertowels, household cleaners, and the like, but not for furniture. They actually used to have better quality furniture, IMHO. When I was in college, my roommate and I had a couple furniture pieces from Target. It was what we could afford. They weren't beautiful or anything, but they got the job done and lasted...didn't fall apart or anything. I think Target's furniture has really gone downhill. Now it looks extremely cheaply-made and doesn't look like it would even last for one year let alone five. And their stuff is just fugly now. My brother may work there, but not even he owns any furniture from there. He's got better taste then that. | |||||
| That's a pretty cool setup. ... | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | Walk on | General discussion | |
| That's a pretty cool setup. ... That's a pretty cool setup. I didn't think that thin plastic could be so sturdy. Do you know how much your TV weighs? | |||||
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