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| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| Nice to see | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | nervuss | General discussion | |
| Nice to see diffenrent set-ups of the CSS.... | |||||
| Hi Minimoma. | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | My Panton Home | General discussion | |
| Hi Minimoma. Thanks for digging up my thread among all the Chinese spam! I agree with you, it does look like a marriage and the Nelson link does look very much like this top. Pulls are the same, slightmy different construction of the caninets and a little thicker top. But Nelson and Miller are at least in the same circle of friends. There was licensed production of Eames and Knoll furniture and they sometimes differ slighlty in construction and materials. But another thing that speaks against this being original is that the height is stated as 78cm which i ... | |||||
| . | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | HPau | General discussion | |
| . Diffeent types of saw indeed, these are very good although if you're feeling like more of a traditionalist Lie Nielsen sell joinery sets that while expensive are excellent. I've gone back to more handwork, its cheaper, quieter and safer and unless you are batching out something often faster and more convenient, and the neighbours won't complain! On the other hand I agree with SDR about the table saw...as he says it depends on what you want to do and you don't have to be a purist either, sometimes you'll want to use a machine one minute and a hand tool the next, who wants to hand cut a mortise? Not this guy, ever. If you are finding yourelf wanting to take it seriously but can't afford the good tools just stop and save for it and sketch your ideas until you can, it is horrible having to struggle with poor quality gear...I wish someone had given me that advice 5 years ago. Actually the LN set is only 1500 bucks, you'd still need a bench, a cross cut saw and some squares and marking out tools but 'd say for 2k you could set yorself up with top notch basic gear, some guys pride themselves on restoring old Stanleys and having a shop that looks like a museum, cool if you've got time for that sort of thing I suppose. Then you need to get some wood....sorry thats probably all a bit too much info but I hope it helps. Actually that LN set is more limited than I thought. http://www.lie-nielsen.com.au/catalog.php?grp=1460 | |||||
| Mojo | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | Kristian Lillelund | General discussion | |
| ... is quality...In my 15 years of working with design I´ve come across only one company in northern Italy making acceptable replicas (acceptable in quality matters - not that´s it acceptable making the replicas!!). This company was also chosen to deliver furniture to the restored Mies van der Rohe Tugendhat house in the 80´...If you guys really think that the quality of the chinese copies from Mojo and 1929 and others is fantastic you must be comparing the pieces to your bachelor apartment Ikea furniture... Compare any authentic Miller or Fritz Hansen piece to ... | |||||
| wood and metal for candles | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | ite (BE) | General discussion | |
| ... holders you linked to before, so i guess i just learned something new. i actually like them, so thank you for the tip ! Perhaps a bit diffent, but i also like Robert Welch's sixties cast iron candlestick. (And his cast iron nutcracker, but perhaps thats a bit off topic here.) Apparently Margaret Howell does have a red version in her Homes collection (perhaps if i ever take a trip to London. . .) ite http://www.robertwelch.com/product.asp?instanceid=274500 | |||||
| Realized that this is not a | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | Prochek | Identification | |
| ... straps. - Back Cushion are following the arc - 8/9 leather straps. "Raw" side towards cushion. - "Eyelet"/loophole in each top corner of seat straps to fasten cushion - latex foam - leather straps fasten in frame with screws (no washers or rivets). Notice how they aren't in a straight line due to the construction of the joint. - 75cm W x 76cm D x 76cm H(with cushion). - the zippers from eclair wasn't produced before 1948 according to the company itself. - I also got the ottoman (cushion and "eyelets" in pictures) I got an opinion that this can be a France, ... | |||||
| your question is not very | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | Spanky | Identification | |
| your question is not very clear Where did you came it across?and what does that say?.The chairs you show now differ significanly from your own wood/construction /detail and judging by this only picture they could be klingenbergs Ik chair however more pictures would help and then what does thatmean? | |||||
| If the darkened, scorched | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | tktoo | Repair | |
| ... color of most darker wood species. In fact, it is typically recommended specifically for creating effects like "blond mahogany". If your teak interior is already sun-bleached or blond, using a two-part wood bleach or Leif's concoction may or may not affect the surrounding color. As always with such treatments, experimentation is recommended. It's a rare occasion when mine might differ from Leif's advice. What kind of boat is It? Mine (as a part-owner, can I rightfully call it "mine"?) has both mahogany and teak that each require different levels of attentio ... | |||||
| You'd be better off pricing | 1 Relevance | 10 years ago | tktoo | Repair | |
| You'd be better off pricing this bookshelf appropriately and investing any proceeds in pieces that are up to your standards than wasting effort on refinishing experiments. Of course, your cost/benefit analysis may differ. | |||||
| RE: Uh oh, I did it again. Bought some more Eames chairs. | 1 Relevance | 8 years ago | tktoo2 | Identification | |
| Sorry to be of no help with edition but, to my eye, the patina on that pair is perfect. I wouldn't touch it. Good price, too. You are a lucky person despite the eye rolls. One becomes immune to those eventually, IME, though my family's opinion may differ. | |||||
| help with a herman miller fiberglass stamp?? | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | joe101 | General discussion | |
| Hi, I have recently acquired 2 fibreglass shell eames chairs. The overall look and condition seems to stack up to an original chair, however, the stamps seem to differ from what I have seen before. They both carry the herman miller logo, but neither have 'Herman Miller' embossed under the logo. 1 has a 'V' stamp next to the logo and the other has an 'S'. All the others I have seen carry both the logo and the text embossed underneath it. Is it possible these are still genuine? Or did they never produce this format. Any thoughts would be hugely appreciated. T ... | |||||
| Florence Knoll 3 Piece Vanity? | 1 Relevance | 8 years ago | Larkin | Identification | |
| I came across a little roughed up assumedly Florence Knoll 3 piece vanity set however it seems to differ from ones Ive seen online. Specifically, there is no laminate white top or backing. Also, did this come in walnut and teak or just teak? In short, is there a go to Knoll authentication source for older pieces such as these Attachment: IMG_2509.JPG Attachment: IMG_2513.JPG Attachment: IMG_2512.JPG | |||||
| Eames padded shells with stange embossed logo...help! | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | Mrdujour | Identification | |
| Hi all, I'm having some trouble identifying this embossed logo on 2 padded shells I picked up a while back. Nobody mentions it in any of the research I've done so far, so I'm hoping somebody here will have some info! Another thing about these shells that seems to differ from the norm, is that the injection holes are located toward the back, and line up across the seat, as opposed to lining up down the middle where the base attaches. I don't know if the following info would help or not, but throwing it in anyway: the material on these is either a dark orange, ... | |||||
| Questions on Marble finishes on Knoll Saarinen Tulip Table | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | Whiteisthenewblack | General discussion | |
| ... Knoll Tulip side table (about 15-20 years old) that generally held up quite well, but has yellowed slightly and shows a few scratches and hairline cracks. It's nothing extraordinary given its age, but the one we are planning to buy is a coffee table for a family with small kids etc., meaning that it will be used heavier and on a more regular basis than the side table.Knoll claims in their promo videos that you can spill anything on it no problem (red wine, coffee etc.), which is reassuring, but I would be happy about any first-hand experience from this ... | |||||
| Milo or Not Milo? | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | guyinSF | General discussion | |
| ... design is not always the same either. They're all very similar but the profile slightly differ sometimes. This one is pretty much as the same design and profile as the ones attributed to MB but it's a bit softer and not a sharp edged. Does someone know how to definitely tell if it's a MB? Thanks! | |||||
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