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	Help Identifying Chrome & Rush Chair + Black Chrome Table (High Point Estate Sale)	1 Relevance	1 year ago	johanaT	Identification
	... chrome flat bar frame with handwoven rush seat and backrest. Very clean, minimalist lines. I can’t find any markings, but it reminds me of diego Matthai or possibly a High Point studio prototype. Table – Black lacquer top with rounded corners, supported by thick polished chrome cylindrical legs. The underside is labeled “2760 Chrome Sample” but no maker’s mark that I can find. Photos attached (including bottom views). Any insight would be hugely appreciated! Thanks in advance 🙏 https://imgur.com/a/GglWkcC
	Brackets	1 Relevance	16 years ago	cyyoung	General discussion
	Brackets If you need help you can contact me for parts or maybe brackets, of which I have a few extra. I just sold one, and have a spare unit which I use. Spare parts as well. Regards stash San diegowcor@hotmail.com This thread should be called C.S.S. is Omni. Without the one you would never have had the C.S.S. design.
	for juhl fanatics only	1 Relevance	15 years ago	taptaptap	General discussion
	Came across a craigslist listing for an old fridge which looks like one of the ones Finn Juhl, in his varied career, designed for GE in the (I think) 1960's. Not in good shape, missing most of the distinctive shelves -- the seller says it would be a good "kegerator" or "garage fridge" and "just needs a little scrubbing." Pretty rare, but probably only for diehard Juhlophiles. There's one of Juhl's fridges in the basement of his house in Copenhagen, and the curators let me see take a few pix when I was there last summer. Here are my pix, and the craigslist ...
	I agree, certainly they're...	1 Relevance	14 years ago	fash	General discussion
	I agree, certainly they're... I agree, certainly they're inferior to the classics, but they're nice nonetheless, and for ten bucks per chair I have no regrets. I found this label tucked into one of the chair bases and I assume it means nothing...but about a year ago I bought a pair of lovely chairs with similar nondescript labels that turned out to be Gunlockes, so I'm a diehard double-checker. Thanks again!
	I have painted a few of...	1 Relevance	16 years ago	ball	General discussion
	I have painted a few of... I have painted a few of these but apart from our diehard design ethic why would you dismantle them particularly when they can be damaged whilst dismantling? I'm only saying that because apart from the cast metal on the underside what else would you paint that wasn't visible? I'm a bit stumped
	Yeah, I think I could live...	1 Relevance	18 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	Yeah, I think I could live... Yeah, I think I could live with this chair were it comfortable but the color/upholstery, I don't know - definitely vintage Star Trek. As for the sci-fi folks, I sense most of the real diehard ones are just getting home from Minnesota. But that's another topic.
	so rick this means that you...	1 Relevance	20 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	so rick this means that you... so rick this means that you have been looking for more than 1.5 years and still haven't obtained such a vase... i was told that those vases were already sold before producing by some diehard alessi fans. nevertheless you could find one in some designgalleries no? i saw en exhibition some years ago in the fondation cartier (paris) maybe they can help you and tell you where these vases were headed...
	I thought maybe	1 Relevance	17 years ago	SDR	General discussion
	... tell you if your clock ever had its other hands, and advise you about replacing them. Note that the hands you found online have two different post hole shapes; how would you know before ordering whether they would fit your clock ? Wouldn't the local expert be the best resort -- or are you a diehard do-it-yourselfer ? Some things are still the province of specialists, and clocks seem to belong to that category, to me. . . A new brass hand would have to be dulled, or the old one brightened up, to make it look right, I guess -- but you could do that yoursel ...
	Yum!	1 Relevance	21 years ago	SDR	General discussion
	Yum! {Olive, did you ever seek out Sugarloaf and its modernist observation tower for me? Or, rather, for the potential view? diehard Wrightians are never satisfied. . .!] My thoughts precisely, as to the irreplaceability of M 1.0 -- the only line I could quibble with is, "Ornate styles simply don't function well in our highly-technogical world." As we aren't talking about supersonic speeds, and (foam) scrolls flying off and damaging the cargo hold (or whatever), if reasonable comfort, durability and functionality are provided, I suppose any "style" is techni ...
	Nice looking PC hardware?	1 Relevance	16 years ago	Lit Up	General discussion
	... I just went into the Apple store in Covent Garden and bought an awesome 27in iMac. It's massive and aesthetically amazing. My friend (a PC devotee with a shit looking computer) said that I had paid a premium for looks. Well yes, I think looks are worth paying a premium for! Anyhow most design conscious people that I know use macs, so I'm wondering if there are any PC diehards on this forum with a computer that looks better than the dieter Rams-esque Jonathan Ives creations of Apple.
	Well, if anyone wants to see	1 Relevance	11 years ago	toomanychairs	General discussion
	... since Artek sells the 60 stool that way anyhow, and chose dark red. Legs got hand-rubbed French polish, about six coats, and I left a little of the patination in the wood. rather than sand it all down to completely fresh-looking wood. It may not have much collector value anymore, but I think it was well past that point before I did anything here. Curious to see what the diehards have to say.
	QUOTE FROM LRF: why did...	1 Relevance	19 years ago	Turbo11	General discussion
	QUOTE FROM LRF: why did... QUOTE FROM LRF: why did you jump my butt How come you all did not jump turbos butt when he said www.pgmod.com was having a great sale, For the 10 th time I own the finest mid-century modern furniture collection any where see 1 picture of 40 seperate pieces all ORIGINAL I simply am trying to defend inocent people from getting ripped off and to be maligned and slandered by people who want to blame shop owners This is more than enough for me ... A rebuttal - I see everyone's point here, but the elitist nature of licensed classics dieh ...
	I clock...the Nelson catalog is not available	1 Relevance	18 years ago	barrympls	General discussion
	... museum. You can buy it directly from Vitra for $155.00 plus $7.00 shippping from the New York Vitra store, or over the web from Vitra Switzerland for 72 euros plus 30 euros for shipping. I'm dieing for the book, but Vitra has their finger in their nose about making it available in the US, and I'm not crazy about spending $155.00 for the paperback....but I will if I cannot find it anywhere else.
	UUUGGGG!!!	1 Relevance	18 years ago	Monsterbug	General discussion
	UUUGGGG!!! Thank You very much for your response! Alas I have tried to find similar designs by her but as it stands I'm leaning towards Milo Baughman. Some of his designs have a similar base. I'm new to all of this but I found this piece in a thrift store in Berkley in perfect condition(NOT A SCRATCH) and my partner talked them down from $200 to $180. I know I got a good deal but I'm dieing to know more about this piece!! Now I see what the big "Hubbub" is about design...it's totally addicting! Thanks again. Anyone else got any ideas? ^_^
	RE: ID Danish chairs	1 Relevance	5 years ago	mark737	Identification
	... to design oak living rooms in a peasant style, the factory was expanded again. A new factory was built in the neighboring area to the north of the former sports field, and sales increased through the 1960s. Around 1970, it was part of an export company Scan Rustik with 8 factories. It was exported to 6 countries, i.a. Germany and Norway.Poul Petersen resigned as head of the factory in 1977. A director was to run the company, but it went less well. The factory was then sold to Boflex by director BJ diekmann in 1980. Boflex continued furniture production.Nyr ...