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| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| Aalto identification | 1 Relevance | 10 years ago | lisannej | Identification | |
| Hello, I've been doing some online research on Aalto and I stumbled across this image. Do you happen to know if this is an Aalto piece? If not, who might have produced it? I did notice the difference in the legs, but did find these similar chairs: http://www.tradart-deauville.auction.fr/_fr/lot/alvar-aalto-1898-1976-amp-artek-editeur-paire-de-chaises-modele-68-en-bouleau-8013450#.WKH0Z3g2PVo | |||||
| Teak? & Aluminium 'Danica' Series Coffee Table by Rud Thygesen for Heltborg Mobler, Denmark. | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | Sea_Bear67 | Identification | |
| I have another piece i need some help with. thank god this one has a label still. i think this is teak...but they also made these in rosewood. any wood experts that could tell the difference between the two and let me know what they think i have. Thanks!!! | |||||
| Jens Risom "Playboy" ? | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | Vwdoyle | Identification | |
| Hi All, I am trying to figure out if Risom designed for Foster McDavid or if these are just a very close copy of a Risom design distributed by Foster McDavid. I do see a slight difference in the sculpted arms and the less pronounced "bow tie" front rail in these than the Risom C-140. I appreciate any help. Best, Tim | |||||
| suggestions about CH31 chairs | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | Ernest Rams | Repair | |
| ... right leg (see picture). Any idea of why? Is it something that I should seriously worry about? The crack does not seem to be very deep, but I could be wrong. 2) There are some gaps between frame and legs (see photo). How would you advice to fix it best? 3) All the backrests are in good conditions, no cracks in the cane, only the cane looks very old (I think this chairs are from 1965 according to the mark on the wood). But I am worrying that I would not like the difference in color between the new caned seats and the backs, and also, I do not know for how lo ... | |||||
| Hi Ponyboy. Would you mind | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | DrPoulet | General discussion | |
| Hi Ponyboy. Would you mind checking something for me? I have a Japan chair too and something has been bothering me since I got it. Taking measures from the screws to the ends of the wooden bar on the back, I have a couple of cm more on one side. It is not centered. I have no clue if it is supposed to be that way or if my chair has some kind of defect. Could you check if you have the same difference on yours? (sorry if my post is not too clear!) | |||||
| Skovmand and Andersen table info request | 1 Relevance | 10 years ago | billyboy | Identification | |
| ... that this is early 60s ? and finally, the guy i bought it from said that it was cherry wood and that the top had been redone but not the leaves (you can see the difference from the pic with the extension leaves). i'm not sure about the wood so can anyone confirm what type of wood is it. also, when the top was redone, was it sanded to within an inch of it's life (which would explain why the grain is not very nice) or has it just not been given the correct finish and could be restored with stripping and re-oiling? thanks as always ! bb | |||||
| I agree with Leif that the | 1 Relevance | 8 years ago | Spanky | Repair | |
| ... difference is inside your house compared to the outdoor setting (!!?) where they were for awhile. You can aim a screw between the nails if it comes to that. They're about 1/2" apart which is enough room for a screw. Just be sure it's not so long that it will come out the top! You can even do this after the seat is woven; just remove a nail or two, push the loops of cord out of the way, and drive the screw in. Then stick the nail though the loop of cord, grip the nail with some needlenose pliers and bring the nail in at a low angle to the nail hole and ... | |||||
| There is clearly a fine line | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | Zephyr | Identification | |
| ... information, because there are no doubt numerous people out there with these chairs, trying to figure out their place in design history. It just wasn't a very exciting read. I can also appreciate people adorning their house with kitschy barrel furniture. It is merely a difference of design focus. I prefer things that I enjoy looking at surrounding me in my home, other people prefer objects that make them laugh/smile, adorning their home (I am still friends with these people; albeit far less cool than them, obviously, and rarely invited to their basement ... | |||||
| Maybe there is such a lable | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | Herringbone | General discussion | |
| Maybe there is such a lable on the back, you are right, I might ask the seller. I totally get your point but for me it makes a difference, if only a small one.I love the design for sure and I need a sideboard just like that for practical reasons, so it | |||||
| Hi, | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | Oli4C | General discussion | |
| Hi, Thanks for your comments. Had noticed the difference of the slope at the bottom, however, initial designs (pictures attached) also showed this characteristic (other placement of the rounding). In that way, I thought it might be an edition or proto from these to the final production model.. Going to check with Vitra.. Thanks again and best regards, Olivier | |||||
| I have been around long | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | My Panton Home | General discussion | |
| I have been around long enough to tell the difference between wenge and rosewood, and this one is in wenge. More proof of that below 🙂 | |||||
| the construction tells me it | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | Spanky | Identification | |
| the construction tells me it is with high probability a Anvia ( almelo Nethrelands) lamp by Hoogervorst best regards Maarten look in the catalogus wich are now on marktplaats (our leboncoin) https://www.marktplaats.nl/a/boeken/catalogussen-en-folders/m1235098254-... https://www.marktplaats.nl/a/boeken/catalogussen-en-folders/m1236070140-... ypu weseethe strong resemblance with your lamp (different date serie) and the difference with hala (catalogus with the same vendor) | |||||
| It is probably easier to use | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | leif ericson - Zephyr Renner | Repair | |
| It is probably easier to use 4 long dowels than 12 little ones. The first straps you put on hold the rest in place, so you don't need extra hands for that. Not much difference either way. I just prefer to do things exactly as they were done originally. Both France and S | |||||
| I like the Danish one more, | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | Spanky | General discussion | |
| I like the Danish one more, by a nose. Not that that makes any difference, though. I think you just need to live with the decision-making process for awhile. In time, it will be come more clear which one you like best. PS, I like the rug, too. | |||||
| I am not sure if I can follow | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | Herringbone | General discussion | |
| ... designs to these measurements. So yes, they are comfortable and this can be taken as a general rule. But of course, two things have changed since then: The size of the human body and the way we live. If a chair was made for a 1,65 meter person it may be less comfotable today for a noticably taller person. And in the 50s, people used to sit rather then to lie on a sofa. Whether two people sit next to each other chitchatting over a cup of tea or one person sprawls on the same sofa with remote in hand, that makes a big difference. | |||||
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