Search result for: di frutta
| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| RE: Borge Mogensen bookcase | 1 Relevance | 2 years ago | tktoo | Identification | |
| @cdsilva Birch, beech, pine is almost moot to me anymore. Knowing wood species can be helpful when trying to ID makers but, depending on variety, individual tree, or even a particular board, the difference between the three hardly matters. I do like the color contrast between interior and exterior surfaces of the OP's bookcase(s?), however. Thank you for photos of your domestic space. Elegant and impressive, I must say! Though, now I suspect you might suffer from a similar "symmetry syndrome" as my now-exclusive client. I've been trying for years to free him ... | |||||
| wilhelm kienzle safari chair question | 1 Relevance | 10 years ago | billyboy | General discussion | |
| hi all, just bought a pair of safari chairs by kienzle online, however when i picked them up i noticed that there were slight differences in the construction (see photos). i have seen both types attributed to kienzle and both are named as early and late versions ... clearly there is no clear concensus on which is which. from studying them, the leather on the first pics is thicker, the work on the wood coarser (especially on the ends of the wooden joints) and the finish rougher than on the second set of pics, which leads me to suspect that this is the earlie ... | |||||
| Can I please get some help with another lamp | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | MikeoKellyo | General discussion | |
| It is similar to a Thurston Lightolier, but there are differences. The metal under the socket is not perforated and to legs are terminated on little brass balls. Again your help is much appreciated. | |||||
| Eames Lounge chair leathers | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | junkit_boy | General discussion | |
| I'm in the process of laying down the price for a Eames Lounge chair. The question I have is this: What is the best upgrade leather? I know that there is the Spiny Back, Dream Cow and the All Grain. I want to get a Walnut with Black Leather but I really do not know the differences. I do know I like the feeling of sliding into a slouch position instead of lifting my body up to avoid the sticky feeling of certain leathers. Can any of you avid furniture people give me some advice? Thanks | |||||
| Authentic Herman Miller Eames Lounge chair cushions? Was I ripped off? | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | madformod | Identification | |
| ... I compared the back to my 2001 set to my new set and noticed a few differences. The number of holes on the back is slightly different and the rectangular holes where the clips are accepted do not have tabs poking inward towards the foam like my 2001 set have. Also the filling in my new set is molded foam and in is not a piece of foam wrapped in dacron like my 2001 set. Are these changes a result of new manufacturing processes? This has concerned me because I was looking to sell my newer set, but I do not want to falsely advertise it as Herman Miller. Pleas ... | |||||
| Has anyone seen this style of vintage Barcelona chair? | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | Joshua championship | General discussion | |
| High quality with quite a bit of weight. Some obvious differences from the original with the extra button in width and additional bar in the back. My only theory is that this style was produced to avoid the copyright issues. That said I'm surprised I havent been able to find an example of this one in this forum or on the internet. | |||||
| Unique Lounge Chair - Arne Hovmand Olsen or Carl Edward Matthes? ID Help Please. | 1 Relevance | 10 years ago | AMF | Identification | |
| ... very close in design, however, there are slight differences...including no brass bars attaching the wood back to the chair back... Upholsterer said she vaguely remembers seeing a "Finland" tag/sticker... No picture was taken and then it was sealed up. Not sure it is Finnish... She may have been mistaken by something else... Please let me know if you've seen it before.. Thanks!! | |||||
| Bruno Mathsson Karin chair??? | 1 Relevance | 10 years ago | Etch Interiors | Identification | |
| Morning all, I've been offered this chair to buy. I really like it, though it needs reupholstering It looks just like a couple of listings I've found of the Karin chair, however there are also differences to some other listings described as the Karin. Is this a later model, or a copy, given: the fixings that are visible, The lower arms, the tubular front bar? Sorry they're not the greatest photos. Thanks in advance for your help | |||||
| Hans Wegner PP203 | 1 Relevance | 8 years ago | danish nut | General discussion | |
| ... the period that Hansen produced these chairs and whether anyone knows if there were any distinctive differences between chairs produced by the different manufacturers. Have read somewhere that PP Mobler have rosewood inserts in the back rest whereas I believe the Hansen chairs I have include some other hardwood...... picture included below but my belief is that this is an african hardwood known as Wenge. Would be grateful for any asistance | |||||
| Fritz Hansen PK22 vs EKC PK22 | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | bellwethr | General discussion | |
| Hey there -- Anyone here happen to know the dimensional differences between the EKC PK22 and FH PK22? It's been mentioned in another thread that they're not identical--and thus FH covers won't fit an EKC PK22 well. I'm looking to purchase new covers for my EKC PK22s, and this seller has FH PK22 covers--they suggest that they'd fit EKC PK22s as well, but I'm skeptical. Anyone know the true story? http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Pk-22-Leather-Seat-Covers-Fritz-Hansen-Poul-Kjaerholm-for-modpad-Danish-Heals-/181356352942?pt=UK_Antiques_AntiqueFurniture_SM&hash ... | |||||
| Modernica vs HM dowel leg | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | yonyc | General discussion | |
| i purchased modernica glass fiber shell chair with dowel leg few years back. i keep noticing the feeling when you sit on the modernica chair is slightly different than Harman Miller one. it feels like that my weight is slightly leaning toward to backward. and I checked carefully the differences between structure of dowel leg between two brand. i found that the one from Modernica has front part built a bit higher than HM one. Does anyone know anything about it? also wonder if I can switch my dowel leg from modernica one to HM one. does it fit? thanks, y | |||||
| Milo Baughman for DIA? | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | BernieC | Identification | |
| Hi, I acquired this chrome dining set, as well as chrome eterage from an older couple who had it for many years, and everything seems to point to Milo Baughman for diA, but does not have diA label. The chairs were reupholstered approximately 10 years ago and the labels were removed, and as far as the table I can only find one reference to a dealer selling as Milo Baughman, but I know Baughman design is continuously reproduced with very slight differences. Any insight as to how I might identify the set with certainty? Thanks | |||||
| AT table covered with plastic | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | Ernest Rams | Repair | |
| Dear All, I've recently got this AT table (by the way,do you know the number?). Single-owner, bought in a local shop in 1964. Cover with plastic layer to protect the wood. After removal with the aid of an hair-dryer (to minimize wood removal), I can see the differences in color between area where there was plastic or not. It's a very big and nice piece of solid oak, and I see that it's super thirsty of oil. Could you recommend me an oil for oak without varnish? Thank you. Ernest | |||||
| Hi Kyle | 1 Relevance | 8 years ago | Sarahinlondon | Identification | |
| Hi Kyle You are a genius 🙂 It does indeed appear to be designed by Robert Haussmann for De Sede. See pics. There are however a few differences. The cantilever chrome in my chair is tubular as opposed to square, and goes straight down at a right angle rather than towards the back at 30 degrees. Also the arms have a horizontal seam one third down from the fin/wing and seams around the arms. They're hard to see in the pics as the chair is black, but I can't see any evidence of these in the brown ones which have piping. Perhaps my chair is a copy. It's strange t ... | |||||
| I think it's more likely just | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | Spanky | Identification | |
| I think it's more likely just a vintage sofa inspired by the one in the listing. There are more than a few differences: there's a narrow band of wood trim under the seat deck on yours the legs are much closer to the ends of the sofa in addition to being evenly tapered the back should have channeling (the one you pointed out has been redone without it, or it's possibly not a McCobb either--Chairish isn't picky about attributions) the arms on yours are a bit narrower yours is curved where the top of the arm meets the back; the other has a well-defined angle I ... | |||||
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