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	EamesHead...	1 Relevance	13 years ago	Lunchbox	General discussion
	EamesHead... This has been discussed in years past. Even chairs from the same production era, factory and batch can show very differently due to 50-60 odd years of exposure to the elements. When you start putting different era and/or factory productions next to one another the difference can be vast. Only sets which have been kept together over the years will show perfectly similar.
	True	1 Relevance	13 years ago	mynameismartinolsen	General discussion
	True As you can ask any good copymaker to paint Da Vinci's Mona Lisa or any painting for that matter and no one will see the difference...
	Righto, Mark...	1 Relevance	13 years ago	Lunchbox	General discussion
	Righto, Mark... It does seem a clever option, doesn't it? I don't really have any doubts about the chair. I'd just never seen such a difference in grain from chair to ottoman.
	Chair grooves	1 Relevance	13 years ago	applesnkids	General discussion
	Chair grooves Okay -- in looking closely, they're not exactly the same. But also in doing some research, it seems there were different types made. Is that right? Some of the bowties seem to have a sharper "V" shape on top, then some are rounded. I wonder if there is a difference in the grooves? And if they aren't McCobb, who made them? Anyone know anything about the Linden stamp?
	Bononia	1 Relevance	13 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	Bononia I was writing the name incorrectly, because not having seen the name for more than 30 years the m sounded better than the n. Having been on friendly terms with dino Gavina I was aware that Bononia was a behind-the-scenes operation aimed at getting even with Knoll. It was an extraodinarily small and limited operation. Nevertheless,Dino Gavina was one of the finest and most competent manufacturers of modern furniture that Italy ever produced. He never produced anything that wasn't of the highest quality and he was more concerned with the cultural and a ...
	Photos can never prove anything of course...	1 Relevance	13 years ago	Eameshead	General discussion
	... one way or the other by a photo, as I stated earlier. But to try and explain away the "brown" chair on the right as a faded version of the "blue" chair on the left is simply laughable if you were standing here, I assure you. One can hide behind the photo dilemma if one so chooses, but that discounts all that I have carefully observed and explained above. At least in real life, its blatantly obvious. One is a mint condition Aqua or "Seafoam Light" chair that still has its red Venice label, and is quite a pale "blue green"-- and the other one is almost Greige ...
	Also not sure if it was just...	1 Relevance	13 years ago	Starline	General discussion
	Also not sure if it was just... Also not sure if it was just the thickness or coved edge but the glass seemed to have that green tinge you see on quality glass and you can clearly see this difference in the fake and genuine image posted by fastfwd.The glass may have been 12mm instead of 10mm too and damn heavy. By the way I had 1200mm square which had beautiful proportions.It was fairly low which made it look so cool.The fake ones look plain wrong as they are usually higher.Once you see the real one in person you can spot a fake easily.
	That	1 Relevance	13 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	That Is a great story! And what a difference some tlc can make. How many coats if oil did it take to get back to that orange glow? Haha. That is crazy how gray it once was! So did you have to take apart the sofa frame to replace the broken spindles from the chair?
	Well I paid for an oiled.	1 Relevance	13 years ago	Acidshort	General discussion
	Well I paid for an oiled. How am I supposed to know the difference if I've never seen an example of either?
	I wouldn't have guessed it wa...	1 Relevance	13 years ago	kin1117	General discussion
	I wouldn't have guessed it wa... I wouldn't have guessed it was an Oiled Palisander version of the chair. What's the difference in terms of appearance between the oiled and regular palisander? This is a regular palislander.
	Looking good!	1 Relevance	13 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	... over the wood panels, they feel smooth after 320 grit paper, then sand with 400 then 800 and it amazing the difference and how rough the 320 finish now feels. I have already bought Light Boiled Linseed Oil and thinking maybe i wont use it - ill check out the Watco Oils first BTW id kill for your cushions - let me know if you want to off load
	see that link on the bottom of the pics	1 Relevance	13 years ago	Loftguy	General discussion
	... at Home Depot to return this stupid oil stain that I purchase last night and get a Watco. I'm still unsure if I should get a Teak Oil or Danish Oil, but will decide later - or maybe just buy both and apply and see the difference tomorrow. http://www.flickr.com/photos/95726760@N05/
	A few historical facts	1 Relevance	13 years ago	cadodream	General discussion
	... but he only used the name Gunnar Tibergaard. - He joined Ikast Mobelfabrik in 1946 and later became president of the society. - He seemed to be present at every step of the production: design, making, selling. - He mainly designed desks for the US Market - When the company closed by the end of the 80's, it had about 90 employees. Well, that leaves a large area of uncovered facts between the 60's and the 80's, but that's a start. As for the desk below, i gave up the idea of making a toy model...because I actually had the opportunity to get a real one. I gues ...
	Anyway Nilo at the end of...	1 Relevance	14 years ago	Starline	General discussion
	... the truth to maintain their licence.If you don't like them doing that don't buy their products. What difference is it with the thousands of multinational companies and their paid lobbyists working government circles for every other self interested issue they can get through.That's in all industries so to say the law is changing due to listening to the likes of Elle is an issue for the country is simply ludicrous. You mention Australia but many here think the law protecting designs are pathetic.One of our biggest stores here started selling copied furniture ...
	Don't know but it could be...	1 Relevance	14 years ago	Starline	General discussion
	Don't know but it could be... Don't know but it could be a locally made low end copy based on Harry Ostergaard's designed chairs. Many companies copied Danish designs in the 60s but difference in quality is obvious.