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| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| hey, that looks very | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | LCA | General discussion | |
| ... to snap and therefore the stump response overkill. Have you drawn a metal plate on the leg on the far right? is that how it would attach to the underneath of the structure? or for strength does the wood continue under the arm to the front leg? I saw walking dead last night and I was praying for a distraction....too intense...whoa Anyway, thank you difeliciatonio for taking the time to do that...very helpful, interesting and appreciated seriously grateful...trying to tick off the things I need to do to get this piece back in shape but have expertise in ... | |||||
| I am shocked too. | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | Gustavo | General discussion | |
| I am shocked too. Agree with you DCWilson. Yes, I am a bit offended by what you have said. Olive ! sorry but I do. Sorry but I don't see any difference between a Gothic cathedral and the great pyramid. I don't see a great diference between 1200 or 3000 years. And it's not just about time. What I do see closer to Las Vegas is the need to rehabing Monticello and the White House with almost no-years-history (sorry sorry sorry, just compare with the pyramids). I thanks to dcwilson to bring to this forum other problems and other things to think of. About the pyr ... | |||||
| Camp Coffee | 1 Relevance | 21 years ago | Olive | General discussion | |
| ... only reason we have one and I do think it makes a diference. Stockton, our Bodum came with a basket that holds the grinds at the bottom of the glass cylinder. After one pushes down the plunger it snaps into this basket and we can lift out the grounds entirely. After a week of trying this we threw the basket out. Removing the grounds as Koen, says, really doesn't protect the coffee. I agree with him that it's most likely an oxidation reaction. Maybe we can find this out on coffeegeek.com. However, putting the coffee into a carafe not only keeps it hot, it ta ... | |||||
| May be I have an "ethic" problem | 1 Relevance | 21 years ago | Gustavo | General discussion | |
| ... shown, are pretty good, and it's true than in those cases knocks offs could be very close or even better than the original. But here is the problem, why to buy an original then? that's my "ethic" problem. "one good option sugested by azurechicken in ""Freeform Sofa by Noguchi"" could be: """why not go with the spirit of the piece and not an exact line for line copy?""" Because in this case it is used as "inspiration" and not as a"copy". Then you are doing a new design, diferent form the original. What's the diference between: knock offs, b/c and a copy? | |||||
| No rather a Matteo Grassi | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | wesemael | General discussion | |
| No rather a Matteo Grassi than a honet Stam look at the arm rest thonet/stam small grassi large look at the bent under te chair look at the back end stops at grassi continues stam/thonet look at teh stiches dooubel or simple to name a few diferences this one is a grassi maarten an wesmael | |||||
| Your chairs are not danish. I | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | Spanky | General discussion | |
| Your chairs are not danish. I don't believe they would even be considered danish style. Paper labels fall off, also people remove label after they purchase furniture.There are couple ways you can tell old furniture from new. Aged wood looks very different then new wood it also smells diferent. Old finishes look old and new finishes look new. If someone were to make the same chair today it probaly would sell for the same amount you paid for your chairs, or more. I don't think it would benefit anyone to make copies and try to sell those chairs as originals. S ... | |||||
| 50s60s - piece 4 | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | 50s60s | General discussion | |
| This armchair isn't soo beautiful but it's diferent... It's from Brazil, design unknow, jakaranda and canela wood... I w c b w a p Abraços Igor | |||||
| Don't know why, provably the | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | Gustavo | General discussion | |
| Don't know why, provably the humor holiday mood, I recall now another great moment, on diferent uses of furniture (chair in that case) and re-designing beds excercise (SDR and DCWilson, I think). Another special-DA-mood period indeed. | |||||
| Please help ID these 'Egon Eiermann' style chairs | 1 Relevance | 10 years ago | campdestijl | Identification | |
| Hi everyone, I've bought this set of six unlabeled 'Eiermann' style chairs. The chairs were most liekly produced in the 1950s/1960s in Germany. But I am wondering about some differences to all Wilde+Spieth Eiermann chairs (SE68) i could find. Diferences are: - places of the screws fixing the seat on the base - the way the steelframe is welded at the bottom of the seat - top of the frame holding the backrest have you any idea there were other manufacturers than Wilde+Spieth producing chairs that similar to the Eiermann SE68? thanks 😉 Michael | |||||
| i was looking on ebay and i | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| i was looking on ebay and i found this : http://www.ebay.com/itm/original-Barcelona-Daybed-Ludwig-Mies-van-der-Ro... it has the same signature and the same fabric under the cushion as the fake barcelona chair , also the small cushion is very diferent compared to the authentic....another fake ? | |||||
| hello Killian | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | 50s60s | General discussion | |
| hello Killian Hello my friend... I dont't like this piece too but I post it here to show something diferent. May be somebody will like it... To me it's just looks comfortable... Abraços Igor | |||||
| SDR since you do know... | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | LRF | General discussion | |
| ... every 16 inches like he did on a lot of his houses, but something got lost in the communications between me and the head brick layer that was my fault cause when i gave him the picture he said oh that would have been no big deal Wright used many diferent kinds of stone, depending (ideally) on what was native to the area. this part is not necessarily true crap orchard stone that he loved is found in the Cumberland region of Tennessee and parts of Arkansas so that home in did in Ca ... | |||||
| I think | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | SDR | General discussion | |
| I think your stone is dandy, even if it doesn't have Wright's random projecting stones. Wright used many diferent kinds of stone, depending (ideally) on what was native to the area. Wright might question the mixture of stone and brick in your house -- but you were planning to replace all the brick with stone, eventually, right . . .? (I'm not sure Wright would have centered the house number in oversized italics, underlined, no less -- but, hey, he's dead !) Don't worry about it. Just enjoy those great pictures, and dream. . . | |||||
| First own approach without any research: | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | Gustavo | General discussion | |
| First own approach without any research: FRESH AIR. EXPERIMENTATION. PROVOCATION. CARNAVAL CULTURE FIND A diFERENT AND AN OWN STYLE, LOOKING FOR-FINDING NEW PERSPECTIVES | |||||
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