Search result for: di frutta
| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| Shooter- Great, I hope this... | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | Brandon | General discussion | |
| ... directly by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. The rules governing patents are consistent nation wide. (Also Patent law has very little to do with Entertainment law - there is some overlap. Entertainment law deals mostly with drafting, interpreting and enforcing contracts.) To discuss the cost issue raised by Cracker. There is a substantial difference in the cost associated with obtaining a design patent as oppposed to your more typical patent based upon "function. Design patents are dramatically less expensive, and you can actually lump several desi ... | |||||
| Charlotte Perriand ‘les arcs’ first edition? | 1 Relevance | 7 years ago | Majorisost | Identification | |
| Hi all, I recently bought a set of chairs. The seller told me it are Charlotte Perriand first edition chairs. Does somebody has experience with these chairs? Is this chair a replica or a real? How can we see the difference? Kind regards Attachment: C5A3FDF5-FCE5-4CAA-9055-A4F8C363B7A1.jpeg | |||||
| RE: Arne Vodder model 27 sideboard | 1 Relevance | 7 years ago | Zephyr | General discussion | |
| You gotta give the chap some credit for his persistence, though. In any case, I am sure this situation has happened to all of us at some point in our collecting days, in one way or another. The difference, I guess, is that we have learned our lesson already. We know the allure, ... and embarrassment, of stitching together a loose collection of coincidences and common traits, to construct the narrative of optimism. Supercharge it with some familial lore, and the poor guy never had a chance! | |||||
| RE: DA old timers | 1 Relevance | 5 years ago | SDR | Off topic | |
| Oh Riki, that's great. So glad you heard Herringbone's bat signal ! My new hero. (I had no idea that the @ would do that, and I still don't know how. What's the difference between that and # ?) The Chateau looks divine, and so do you. You made me laugh out loud with your armoire remark. Great to see your glowing visage at last. Say hi to Frank, please, and congratulations on pursuing a dream. So fine. What function did the roofless remain contain ? Any chance of making it into a fabulous workshop for yours truly ? Lol. The creaky old get-together ... | |||||
| RE: Need help identifying chair. Possibly Pearsall? | 1 Relevance | 7 years ago | lexi | Identification | |
| @tomw . @mark737 Image found on Instagram. No designer mentioned. The only difference I can spot ( apart from not having extra cushions 😉 ) is that this vintage ad shows screw fixings at various points along the side frame, as do most of the chairs you find online. Attachment: DA-swedish-engens-boomerang-chair.jpg | |||||
| bauhaus babe | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | Austin | General discussion | |
| bauhaus babe Do you confirm that Steelform or Alphaville design cushions are has hard as the knoll version ? Cause I very recently saw a Knoll and a "copy" side by side : 10 meters away, it was hard to make any difference, but from closer, whereas the grain of the knoll was almost invisible, the copy one was quite too important. The second difference was the hardness of the cushions. The knoll's were very hard, the copy's were very soft. Last thing I am surprised of, is that the Barcelona thread is the biggest thread of this forum, and No Knockoff resellers ... | |||||
| I've just bout an Alphaville Barcelona Chair from Modern... | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | bauhaus babe | General discussion | |
| I've just bout an Alphaville Barcelona Chair from Modern Furniture Classics and I happen to own one from Steelform already. The quality in both is really very good. I've seen and sat in a knoll 'original' but to be honest I don't see why it would be worth the extra $$ - the main difference being the Mies Signature, and perhaps very slightly thinner leather. The main difference btwn the Steelform and Alphaville is chrome vs polished steel, personally I like the steel but it is purely a subjective matter - not technical. The other issue is shipping price - Eve ... | |||||
| I totally agree with you... | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | mwood5 | General discussion | |
| I totally agree with you... I totally agree with you austin. A lot of opinions on the merits of non-knoll chairs vs. the real thing, but hardly any real facts. A few that say they bought one from so-and-so, but my guess is they're employees of said company. As far as the differences of the knoll vs non-knoll...if we can even call it that. From what I've been able to uncover is this: 1. There are a few different manufacturers making barcelona's. 2. Some are trying to copy the knoll and some are just shooting for a close approximation. 3. Even the knoll ... | |||||
| mwood5 | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | Austin | General discussion | |
| ... understand why there is such a few information about it. I mean real informations, not calculation etc. Of course a feedback thread would be much more convincing, but I am pretty sure that most of the contributors who have bought a Barcelona chair came here to take informations, not to give any. And they'll probably never coming back. As far as I've seen, there is no knockoff which is an exact copy of the Knoll. The density of the foam and the leather itself (maybe even the way it is made) are the biggest visible difference. You can be sure if I had one, I ... | |||||
| RE: DA old timers | 1 Relevance | 5 years ago | SDR | Off topic | |
| New tumblr blog: SdrewR First entry: What is the difference—ethically, morally, as a matter of human rights—between the Taliban in Afghanistan decreeing that a woman will not be seen on the street if more than her eyes are uncovered, and the US Supreme Court decreeing that a woman seeking an abortion may be prevented by law from having one—that she or anyone assisting her might be prosecuted as a result ? | |||||
| RE: Difference between Modernica and Herman Miller shell chairs with dowel legs | 1 Relevance | 5 years ago | frnturelvr | General discussion | |
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| RE: Early Production Hans Wegner Cow Horn Chair? | 1 Relevance | 7 years ago | Herringbone | General discussion | |
| One thing you might or might not know: Wegner designed the chair for Johannes Hansen in 1952. Hansen did produce it in teak and oak over a certain period of time. Maybe the production was stopped in the 70s, maybe not. But in 1990 Johannes Hansen closed and Wegner gave the production rights to PP Møbler, who from then on used different woods for the production. You can get PP models in ash, walnut, cherry, even wenge, I think. But there should be no difference construction wise between earlier and later models. But PP uses CNC mill, Johannes Hansen chairs we ... | |||||
| Bruno | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | Austin | General discussion | |
| Bruno It is quite difficult to simply answer your question, as nobody here had the possibility to see all the knockoff. The comparison given here : http://modernfurnitureclassics.com/index.php/main_page/barc_matrix ...even if it is interesting, remains unsufficient for unaware people like me. I do not make any difference between "Foam wrapped in polyester - medium tension" and "Urethane foam with dacron polyester fiberfill", or with every different type of leather. I personnally need to see, or to be inform on every aspect by someone who knows. Concerning th ... | |||||
| Just coming back from Conrad Shop | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | Austin | General discussion | |
| Just coming back from Conrad Shop in Paris. As there are SALES today, I went to Conrad Shop, to see if there was anything good to buy. The Barcelona, from Knoll, is still at 4200?, but here is the size : 29*29*29. This means either there are differents Knoll versions, or the 25" information is not correct. In the Sales corner of The Conrad Shop, I fell just in front of a knockoff. It is just amazing to me, that Conrad, official Knoll resailer, does sell Barcelona Knockoff. Anyway, the price of the demonstration Knockoff was 1600?. Don't know exactly where it ... | |||||
| I do not know anything about acoustics... | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | koen | General discussion | |
| ... or transmitted through materials, including air, water etc. When sound "travels through a material it makes it move and this "work" costs energy. In other words, the more you make the sound work it's way through material the more it will be reduced. The more you can avoid transmission of sound the better. One of the reason to make wooden floors "floating" meaning mounted on a softer layer (usually cork) and NOT touching the wall, is to prevent the sound to be transmitted from floor to the gyproc walls and to the floorboards and beams under the floor. Sound ... | |||||
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