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| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| Nice Find | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | bustelo | General discussion | |
| Nice Find It is one of my favorite 50s Thonet designs, although I have yet to score a set for myself. They are not particularly valuable but I like the vibe. They made a more common variation without arm rests, but I prefer your upscale model. I am a sucker for bent plywood. Classic Modern by Deborah K. dietsch has a photo where a set of six or eight of these are used as dining chairs. I believe the photo was taken in a Marcel Breuer or Raymond Lowey designed house. I don?t have a copy nearby and so I can?t be sure. Congratulations on a great find | |||||
| minimoma, | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | niceguy | General discussion | |
| ... attachment to be useful in the kitchen to this day and the dietrich Lubs ET55 calculator remains handy. The Reinhold Weiss KMM 1 Aromatic coffee mill for Braun only gets use when the Saeco is not in use (it has an automatic grinder). My sister has the Alfred Gerd Müller and Robert Oberheim, Kitchen Machine KM32 from new. Amazing... They are not "sate of the art" but all in all they are all quality products for the long run. robrinay, nice chair. Congratulations. I am a Fritz Hansen fan and user (mainly the PK series). | |||||
| Goodwill items 01-13 through | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | niceguy | General discussion | |
| ... for Herman Miller (3) 6. Zegers, Peter DZ 190 exterior lamp for Artemide (2) 7. Graves, Michael tea kettle for Alessi B 9093 8. Nip, Jason Triple Play 3 In 1 Game Set for Umbra 9. Tiffany & Company Tiffany Garden box for GDA Limoges 10. Asti, Sergio ice bucket for Heller® (2) 11. Jacobs, Carol Owl sugar dispenser for PO Selected 12. Winfisky, Jonathan Rock Bottle Series - Sculptural Bottle Forms 2 of 127 signed limited edition bottle 13. Arabia Design inlaid wood ice bucket 14. Quistgaard, Jens Flamestone 4-quart casserole for Dansk Designs IHQ 15. Quistga ... | |||||
| I'll give it a try... | 1 Relevance | 21 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| ... to someone who is not from Germany). The word Dutch comes from diets which was used to describe the regional language that was used in the area that is now Holland. This in other languages they renamed the it though after time. Niederlandisch in German, Naerlandais in French, Neerlandese in Italian etc. Only in English they stuck with the Dutch. Maybe they should change it to Netherlandish (?) On the other hand, maybe not... and on the third hand, who cares? We here in The Netherlands certainly don't. We even state in the text of our national anthem that we ... | |||||
| Great info all ! thank... | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | luna | General discussion | |
| ... Taschen book is hard on the old peepers 🙁 I covet the 1000 CHAIRS but the cheapest I could find on Ebay was a guy looking for 124 GBP (or best offer). Classic modern, dietsch looks like a good buy but I can't understand why it costs 249 usd to buy it from the marketplace via amazon.co.uk and only 132usd (shipping included) from the USA ??? Question;when buying books in the US and having them sent to europe is there a customs charge on reading matter? | |||||
| Design books I enjoy | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | bustelo | General discussion | |
| Design books I enjoy I wish I had the foresight to ask the same question before I began filling my book shelves and emptying my wallet. Classic Modern: Mid-century Modern at Home by Deborah dietsch is one of my all time favorites. The photos are amazing. The houses presented are historic; and, the design esthetic is one I personally strive to achieve. However, at that price you could have several comprehensive references that might be more useful over the long term. But, if you want desert first then by all means splurge. What Modern Was: Design 1935-1965 is ... | |||||
| Omigosh! | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | shescomeundone | General discussion | |
| Omigosh! That looks like what happens when someone with no knowledge of MCM or Scand-sense hires same from a craigslist upholstery ad! C'est dommage! Tabernacle! Mon dieu! | |||||
| Dutch Original | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | Zitplaats | General discussion | |
| Dutch Original This is a very nice vintage chair. It was designed by Wim Boon and "Groep &" in 1947 and was produced by "De Toekomst" in dieverbrug, The Netherlands. This awardwinning chair is described in "Stoelen, Nederlandse Ontwerpen 1945 - 1985" by Peter Vöge and Bab Westerveld. Page 27 and 71. It's all in Dutch. Published by Meulenveld/Landshoff in 1986. ISBN nr. 90 290 8113 9 I can send you a scanned copy of the pages if you like. Just send me a message: duuren at gmail.com Met vriendelijke groet, Chris | |||||
| Hey its been awhile | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | Eameshead | General discussion | |
| (Hey its been awhile difeliciantonio!) EamesJunkie, It's definitely too early to be Umanoff. Yes, kind of Rohde-like, but somehow it seems a bit less refined and less expensive than most Rohde clocks. It does look like it could possibly be early Howard Miller though. All of the above based on general impressions (rather than any actual knowledge of this period! I have a lot of Nelson clocks, but they are all later than this era.) Guessing about your clock is much easier than trying to keep up with Mark's haikus when he is rolling though... | |||||
| Thanks for sharing | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | joblovangoh | General discussion | |
| Thanks for sharing difeliciantonio. Really appreciate your point of view as you've obviously done some 3d printing yourself. Definitely looks interesting guys. If this technology does deliver in due time, it would definitely bring down a lot of manufacturing costs pretty much all over the world. | |||||
| Nice find Robin!!! | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | Peruche | General discussion | |
| Nice find Robin!!! difeliciantonio, If you are looking to buy one for yourself here you go..... It's going up for auction on June 22nd, 2015 Link: https://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/38002884_midcentury-hans-wegner-for... | |||||
| FLagent, | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | LCA | General discussion | |
| FLagent, hello and thank you for flagging this 1stdibs listing and taking the time to refer it back to this thread. I agree...difeliciantonio nailed it... I am glad you included the pictures...I can add them to my file on this...your timing was serendipitious as well because I have finished some medical treatment and am just reviving this project,,,cheers and thanks again, LCA | |||||
| I have kept this post in the | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | FLagent | General discussion | |
| I have kept this post in the back of my mind since it was posted a few months ago... I was impressed by both the sofa itself and the sketch by difeliciantonio.... I think he was right on with how the legs should look, I found this very similar Pearsall sofa yesterday while doing some research and wanted to share. | |||||
| Hey, thanks! | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | objectworship | General discussion | |
| Hey, thanks! @difeliciantonio- the other size will turn up for you sooner or later. I've actually got a 28" one buried in my closet too... | |||||
| let me spend some more time | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | difeliciantonio | General discussion | |
| let me spend some more time and draw it again, but on the far right it was a tenon, that or if you want, get me a better profile pics of the side, back and 3/4 angle again and ill bring out the cintiq and do overlays in photoshop in email is difeliciantonio@hotmail.com if you want to send them to me | |||||
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