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| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| vitra vs herman miller aluminum group chairs | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | PasternakAntiqu... | General discussion | |
| other than the 4 vs 5 star bases, are there any other obvious differences in quality, etc? | |||||
| Can anyone authenticate these DKR-2 chairs. | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | dready | General discussion | |
| Some have claimed these are newer reissued (Modernica) bases. Can someone please share the differences between the Herman Miller and Modernica Eiffel bases (and seats for that matter). http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&item=220436484725 | |||||
| Eames for Vitra vs Eames for Herman Miller question | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | PasternakAntiqu... | General discussion | |
| just out of curiousity, how do eames for herman miller chairs compare to those by vitra (price, quality, etc) and are there any differences in a chair like the 670 (it looks like the 670 has a polished aluminum base)? thanks in advance | |||||
| Knoll Style Sofa | 1 Relevance | 10 years ago | AitchChicago | Identification | |
| Hello. I'm really hoping someone can help me here. I've been searching for a maker for days. The closest I can find are Probber or Florence. There are some minor differences that make me unsure of both of these possibilities. Custom job maybe? Thanks in advance. Cheers, Alberto | |||||
| Borge Mogensen SM122 vs 150 for Soborg Mobelfabrik | 1 Relevance | 10 years ago | JohnQ | Identification | |
| Hello; Can anyone please clarify the differences between these 2 chairs. I see 2 very similar chairs identified by both names. My closes approximation is that the SM122 is a slightly smaller version, meant for a desk, while the 150 is a dining chair? Or perhaps just slight variations? Or maybe 2 names for the same chair? A chair is being sold locally and its measurements did not match ones that I have seen before (for the 150) and thought that it could perhaps be a variation. Antik Modern cited a chair as SM122; but do not see a tonne of attribution to that ... | |||||
| Is this really Grete Jalk? | 1 Relevance | 10 years ago | mgee76 | Identification | |
| I spent several hours yesterday refinishing a flip/swivel top Teak cart. The only ones that I can find online are credited to Grete Jalk for Poul Jeppesen. Found one with a removable bottom shelf that looks like black laminate, also, which is kinda strange in its subtle differences. Can anybody verify this attribution? | |||||
| Kagan coffee table real or knock off | 1 Relevance | 10 years ago | atomicmod | Identification | |
| So I have this walnut coffee table. I found many auction results, some exactly the same as mine and others with two notable differences. First, mine has a center piece that the three legs connect to. On the Kagan site the three legs appear to just joint together, like a few other examples. Second, the legs on mine curve down, but the one on the Kagan site doesn't. I have also found examples without the center pieces, just the three legs joining together but with curved feet. Has this design evolved over time or are all of those auction results fakes? ... | |||||
| Wegner wing chair | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | bluetiles | General discussion | |
| This afternoon I just discovered the Wegner wing chair at Room and Board. (I was purchasing an authentic Nelson bench, after agonizing about getting a real one versus a knockoff.) While utterly pleased about my exquisite taste, I'm a bit agog about my poor judgment. In other words, I really really love this chair and now want to own it. Is it worth eating only beans for the next few years to buy an original, or should I go for a knockoff? I would really love to hear your opinions on the differences. | |||||
| Finn Juhl Chieftain Chair | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | Sera | General discussion | |
| Hi All First time posting on these forums. I am looking to buy a Finn Juhl Chieftain chair. I know that they were first made by Niels Vodder (68 pieces) and currently manufactured by Hansen Sorensen. In between, I believe Niels Roth Andersen as well as Baker USA had production runs as well. I would like to find out the actual production years for each of the makers/manufacturers and the relative differences in current market value/price and workmanship. Would be grateful someone can shed some colour on this. Thanks. | |||||
| Russell Wright Manufacturing history | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | whitespike | General discussion | |
| I've been in the market for more dinnerware and today I bought some vintage Russell Wright. I was just wondering the different manufacturers he has used and the general timeline. I bought a mix of 11 plain white and powder blue dinner plates for $50, a stacking cream/sugar set for $15, and the circular squatty salt/pepper set for $12. They were manufactured by Iroquois. Was this a good deal? I have seen his stuff by American Modern, Iroquois, one other name I can't recall, and the newer Oneida (which I have heard is made rather poorly and easily breaks). Any ... | |||||
| Panton Ball Lamp fakes | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| ... an other one here : http://cgi.ebay.fr/VERNER-PANTON-LUSTRE-TYPE-H-LUBER-GROS-MODELE_W0QQitemZ300059270774QQihZ020QQcategoryZ117279QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem There was an other one offered in the ads of this site recently... Anyone has more infos about these fakes? We should list all the differences to prevent any confusions with the real ones... K-A | |||||
| frank reenskaug for bramin rocker identification | 1 Relevance | 10 years ago | Jennifercbuck | Identification | |
| Hello, I've recently acquired one of these beautiful rocking chairs, but it has no identifying marks on it and I've noticed that are some variations of the rocker online. I'm wondering if the differences are due to design changes over the years or if it's possible that my chair is not authentic. I'd love to know if these details might also help narrow down the year of production. Any info is welcome! Here are the differences I've noticed: 1) My chair has dark bolts (Allen wrench) at some of the places where two pieces of wood meet. I've seen some examples on ... | |||||
| Bertoia chair manufacturing sites | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | Bilbo | General discussion | |
| ... products have undergone over time. Also, the subtle differences between the US made chairs and those produced in various other locales. So far my list of manufacturing sites include Argentina, Belgium, Finland, Sweden, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Switzerland and, of course, US. Some of these are subject to verification. What I'm interested to know are details pertaining to these sites, distinguishing differences or markings and particularly dates of production. If you have information that you're willing to share, I'd be most appreciative. | |||||
| Arne Norell style armchair, anyone recognise it? | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | Reamie | Identification | |
| Hi I'm going to see this chair at the weekend, it has similarities to the Arne Norell Safari chair, as well as big differences. I don't think it is by Arne Norell but I do think it's a lovely chair! Does anyone recognise the chair? These are the only pictures I have! | |||||
| Elizabeth Chair - Kofod Larsen - Made in Germany | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | cdsilva | Identification | |
| Time to start another thread on an obscure topic which probably nobody else cares about: There are quite a few Kofod Larsen "bucket" or "shell" chairs out there, many of which are legit variations by KL for different manufacturers. The most famous (if not first) one is the Elizabeth chair, first made by the cabinetmaker, Christensen & Larsen, in 1956. OPE made the Seal chair out of Sweden, and Selig contracted a few shell variations for the American market. I have come across four listings for a variation of the Elisabeth chair, two of which are marked "Made ... | |||||
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