Search result for: di frutta
| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| RE: Rosewood Credenza with Exposed Hinges | 1 Relevance | 5 years ago | Kyle Barrett | Identification | |
| Posted by: guyinSF I also never doubted the legs have a different wood than the rest of the credenza or at least it looks that way to me but I also remember someone telling me that they always save the best looking wood for veneer but not for solid wood so whether this is rosewood or walnut the credenza might be of one kind from top to bottom and it might be just a difference of solid and veneer of the same wood looking a tad different. The pic of quartered section of the bocote that Mark uploaded does resemble the facade of my credenza in my opinion. Thank ... | |||||
| RE: johannes hansen 501 teak/cane authentication | 1 Relevance | 5 years ago | Andersen | General discussion | |
| from what I see, Johannes Hansen was not advertised as much as other cabinet makers on the Kunsthaandvaerk magazines, at least till the 50es. In the 50es at least the logo was not on the add (see pic below from Kunsthaandvaerk 1958), cannot be sure about the 60es but if @Herringbone says so I'll believe it. I think there is a difference between the advertisements and the logos on the chairs; maybe it was already in place on the chairs but there was not much space on the advertisements to put it there. Attachment: IMG_4748.JPG | |||||
| Hmmmm . . . with these new | 1 Relevance | 10 years ago | cdsilva | Identification | |
| Hmmmm . . . with these new photos, the framing is clearly different than the Wright chairs. The gap between stile and back edge of framing for seat support is larger for the Wright chairs than these ones, creating more of a visual cantilever for the former. There may also be other more subtle differences, but difficult to tell without good photos of the Wright chairs. There appears to be a label in front in one photo. What does it say? Perhaps Kagan modified the framing of this design over the years, or perhaps they were made by different companies: Kagan-Dr ... | |||||
| Leif, the chairs in the | 1 Relevance | 10 years ago | Spanky | Identification | |
| Leif, the chairs in the Pamono link are definitely Ostervig, I have seen the associated Mobilia reference and have personally owned the sofa version for a number of years. Themans sofa is similar but there are a lot of differences. | |||||
| Paolo Piva Table | 1 Relevance | 10 years ago | belvedere_girl | Identification | |
| Hi there, I'm new to the forum and was wondering if this table is real or fake? I note the differences to the BB Italia range but wasn't sure if Piva produced this design separately. (edited by DA - link removed - pictures added) | |||||
| What kind of futon to buy ? | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | Joseph23 | General discussion | |
| I’m moving to new apartment in a month and I’m not sure what kind of futon to buy. Can anyone recommend a good one and tell me the differences between their types? Can you recommend good store ? | |||||
| Ohhh Boy!!! This is way to funny not to share..... | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | Peruche | General discussion | |
| Does anybody else notice the subtle differences between the 2 chairs. Link: http://www.ebay.com/itm/MID-CENTURY-MODERN-ADRIAN-PEARSALL-ROCKING-LOUNGE-CHAIR-Craft-Associates-Vintage-/131598239364?hash=item1ea3ddc684 Peruche | |||||
| RE: Looking for advice on Eames LCM clean up | 1 Relevance | 5 years ago | coastcoaster | Repair | |
| @design-restorat thanks for the advice, and I actually did clean up the base a little, removing some of the rust/corrosion. the seat shockmounts are all off, and I did already obtain replacements (not from your company, but presumably a competitor). That said, I'm happy to send you the old shockmounts, as I've no use for them myself! The back shockmounts are still intact and not moving with some firm pulling on them, so I will leave them be. Let me know how to get in touch and where to send. @tktoo2 thanks I appreciate the welcome, and the suggestions fr ... | |||||
| RE: Is there a reliable source for Moller tables? | 1 Relevance | 5 years ago | Raijin | Identification | |
| ... I can say is perhaps it has to do with the shelf. If the slats go one way or the other, if it is solid or if there are no slats at all. I know with Glen of California that they literally had the same dressers/nightstands/credenzas attributed to different designers where only the pull was different. There was Milo Baughman, Greta Grossman, Stanley Young pieces where that was the only difference. Attachment: IMG_5426-copy.jpg | |||||
| RE: Magic Box Desk - Wooton, Mummenthaler & Meier, and Taiwan | 1 Relevance | 5 years ago | lexi | General discussion | |
| @mark737. Another Norwegian version. Also with lamp, in different position. Basically the same as the other Norwegian one just a little difference in the side partition outline. Attachment: office-in-a-box-DA.jpg Attachment: office-in-a-box-DA-norway.jpg | |||||
| Refinishing Anderstrup 88 (aka Erik Buch 89) teak chair to look like walnut? | 1 Relevance | 4 years ago | karlrak | Repair | |
| Hi all, I just discovered this wonderful forum and after reading a few posts about the subject chairs, thought I'd jump right in with my particular questions. So I just got these four Anderstrup 88/Erik Buch 89 chairs (I see there are conflicting opinions on the name) - these particular ones have a Scandinavia Woodworks/Made in Singapore label. I will be moving in less than two weeks and the intent is to combine them with a round Article walnut table at the new apartment. Putting the whole upholstery/padding issue aside for a moment, I am wondering if it wou ... | |||||
| Wolfgang Hoffmann? | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | Davismills | Identification | |
| Bought a pair of these at an auction yesterday for (I thought) a very good price. I think they're by Wolfgang Hoffmann for Howell, but there are some differences from the other examples I find on the web. They look a LOT like the #301 end table from Howell C. 1935.Anybody here know for sure??TIA!D.M. | |||||
| RE: Teak or Walnut?? Falster gentleman's chest made in Denmark | 1 Relevance | 4 years ago | ytf | Identification | |
| @swellmel, thank you for your comment. I am not sure if this is rosewood. I've had several pieces of rosewood furniture, and the dark line of rosewood is significantly dark. This chest doesn't have that level of dark lines/grain. I did not sanding on this chest, just cleaned up the surface. I am not sure if previous owner has done any sanding. @cdsilva, I will remember that teak has squiggly canal line patterns, and walnut has straight canal lines. I just took super close look on the chest and other teak furniture. They do have similar canal lines. ... | |||||
| RE: Help! I'm slowly ruining my teak MCM table | 1 Relevance | 3 years ago | tktoo2 | Repair | |
| ... finish on the OP's table will remain otherwise intact, though chipping like this often doesn't bode well for long-term integrity. It does appear that this finish is somewhat toned, possibly to help even out color difference between the main sections of the top and the less-often-exposed butterfly leaf. What I find most objectionable is the inappropriate use of a film finish on teak combined with the poor quality of its application in this case. If, for some reason, you do decide put a film finish on teak, at least do a decent job of it. Really, have a look ... | |||||
| My Take on the Noguchi Table Replica vs. Real Deal Debate | 1 Relevance | 2 years ago | barge | General discussion | |
| ... craftsmanship, but after thinking about what I wanted in my space—and seeing what others had to say—the replica felt like the better move for me. Here’s why I’m happy with my choice. First, the tempered glass is nice and thick, which was essential since I’ve got a kid in the house. The base also has that substantial, sculptural feel I was after. Some people in the forums pointed out that knock-offs often look a bit “off” with thinner legs or overly shiny finishes, but the one I found has a matte, well-finished wood base that feels sturdy and doesn’t scream ... | |||||
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