Search result for: di frutta
| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| Great, thank you, I love the... | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | chelle | General discussion | |
| Great, thank you, I love the... Great, thank you, I love the model 75. So you find no comfort difference between cord and upholstery? And also can I ask you how tall the folks using the chairs are? | |||||
| Great, thanks for the encoura... | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | chelle | General discussion | |
| Great, thanks for the encoura... Great, thanks for the encouragement... and you're the one who gave the brilliant re-weaving advice on the other thread, which I look forward to following. I will try to be patient, but I must say my hands are now itching to weave! I've noticed that some of the chairs of that same model appear different. Some seem to have more rounded backs (I like these ones better). Is this just a difference in the photos, or is it because they are of different times? The wood looks thicker. | |||||
| scratches | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | jbtirza | General discussion | |
| scratches This is definitely a method collectors use. However, there is a difference between very fine scratching and scratching. It does not mean that scratches indicate age. A new vase can have scratches and an older vase a minimum. It is the way the scratches are that indicate age. Along with colour and technique and also.. intuition | |||||
| Looks more real than not. | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | fastfwd | General discussion | |
| Looks more real than not. In your small photos, the way the back is stitched looks a little different from my chair. I'm not too concerned about that difference, though, and it might just be the photo anyway. Higher-resolution photos, and photos of the whole chair, would make it easier to judge the chair's authenticity. Large photos shouldn't be posted here on DA, but you could post a link to them... | |||||
| Are they not? | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | TinyArmada | General discussion | |
| Are they not? Are they not Erik Buck chairs, what's the difference? To me, they look just like them. I've never seen one up close - we have bar stools but from a different maker. | |||||
| Similar to Lane's Rhythm Collection | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | Joanne | General discussion | |
| Similar to Lane's Rhythm Collection Your dresser has many of the same design elements as the Lane Rhythm collection (I have two of the Rhythm nightstands.) The only difference I see from the pics you've posted are the legs. The Rhythm collection had many pieces including dressers, nightstands, coffee tables, side tables, etc. | |||||
| I may be mistaken, but | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | tktoo | General discussion | |
| ... Eames Lounge is a luxury item and is priced accordingly. Those able to tell the difference between an authorized copy and the knock-offs are also more likely to take offense to the latter. To me it's like religion and politics. I don't go there with casual acquaintances unless I'm looking for a debate or a fat lip. Full disclosure: I own a vintage ES670-671 and wouldn't buy a knock-off of anything. I also own a knock-off Noguchi cocktail table that is nearly indiscernible from the HM version. Someone gave it to me... really! | |||||
| Hello, you bring up some... | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | DavidR | General discussion | |
| ... was also poorly re-mounted. It could also be that this chair could be part of some rare breed with a non-flush mount, though I could find no such examples and that seems unlikely. 3. The rounded edges visible from the pictures look correct, all but the rounded edges on both ends of the spine. Herman Miller would have never rounded the chair like that, so yet again, more proof that this chair had some previous work (and likely a non-original refinishing). 4. If this chair is early 50's, I believe that it would have the long rectangular HM label, while later ... | |||||
| POS chairs | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | niceguy | General discussion | |
| POS chairs Krenit, Why not give this person a chance to have a "successful career as a consignment store professional" by doing their own homework. Killian, The difference between Jean's question and the others is that Jean is running a business and looking for "free" information to increase her profit. | |||||
| This all seems unnecessarily ... | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | Killian | General discussion | |
| This all seems unnecessarily ... This all seems unnecessarily mean. I see very little difference between Jean's question and the other hundred or so similar ones asked in last few days. | |||||
| This looks legit to me. I... | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | vousiltu | General discussion | |
| This looks legit to me. I... This looks legit to me. I have a DCM from 1951 and the bindings and metalwork match pretty perfectly. The shocks also look similar to the (original) ones on my chair. Not sure about the color difference next to the shocks, someone may have sanded when reattaching the shocks? | |||||
| Response from seller- no idea | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | JLL | General discussion | |
| Response from seller- no idea In response to my inquiry a dealer listing a pair of these chairs on 1stdibs ($2400 USD) has indicated that they have no idea how to tell the difference between the alleged mid-century Frederic Weinberg chairs and the 1990s Pier 1 Imports chairs. Nor, apparently, do they care. They stated that they had acquired the chairs at auction where they were described as mid-century Frederic Weinberg chairs and that that's all they know. | |||||
| Yes, Plycraft and Selig | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | Spanky | General discussion | |
| Yes, Plycraft and Selig chairs are bigger but most---maybe all?---of their ottomans are smaller. Not that that makes much difference as far as comfort. I've heard that some people find the Plycraft/selig chairs more comfortable. | |||||
| lightolier | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | waffle | General discussion | |
| lightolier lamps tend to be solid brass and shine up beautifully. I have a couple of the walnut sleeve floor lamps that I was amazed at the difference post buffing. | |||||
| Maybe not? | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | DJ | General discussion | |
| Maybe not? Thanks Krenit, I would like that to be the case, however trawling the web the only match for Kofod Larsen I could find that looked similar is this one below. Looking at the details the there is quite a lot of difference in materials and construction. Any other thoughts? Anybody else care to chime in? Cheers | |||||
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