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	Gunnar Ander Candelabra original, fake, copy or just inspired by?	1 Relevance	12 years ago	Jay88	Identification
	Hello to all members,i hope somebody is familiar with Gunnar Ander items, i've found this very well made Candelabra which is very similar to the ones of Gunnar Ander but there are slight differences, base, additional applications...i've even had the chance to take a look on the original one and i could observe that mine version seems to be made in better quality, no gaps between the wires and solid materials which can't loose their colours.i would be grateful for any ideas.
	Jamestown Lounge Company Armchair	1 Relevance	12 years ago	cdsilva	Identification
	... as Japanese-made by Kosuga. It has nice mid century lines similar to some Erik Kirkegaard and Gunlocke chairs.However upon pickup, I saw a tag underneath that said "Jamestown Lounge Co", a company that I had never heard of. Upon subsequent internetting, it appears someone named Jack Van Der Molen designed for Jamestown Lounge. Neither party turns up in any DA searches.The Jamestown Lounge and Kosuga chairs are very similar, with the following differences that I can tell so far:1. Jamestown has a contoured fiberglass base for the cushioned seat, wh ...
	I would lean away from Vodder	1 Relevance	10 years ago	leif ericson - Zephyr Renner	General discussion
	I would lean away from Vodder. I think there is a good chance it is not a designer piece. The handles are rather generic looking. Or the designer will turn out to be a very unknown name. It might also be Norwegian. You best bet is to keep looking for the same design and hope for a stamp that identifies the maker and take it from there. I very strongly doubt the 3rd photo was made by the same maker. Too many important differences (legs, handles, etc).
	Hi Spanky, thank you very	1 Relevance	10 years ago	Vwdoyle	General discussion
	Hi Spanky, thank you very much for your reply. You definitely pointed out some very noticeable differences. Here are a few more pics. Any ideas on who the maker might be?
	kin, I'm sure there are many	1 Relevance	11 years ago	tktoo	General discussion
	kin, I'm sure there are many variables that might account for differences in weight such as alloys and thickness of metal parts, density and/or species of veneers, cushion filling, types of leather, relative humidity of environment, etc. Mine makes a semi-annual trip between floors of my house and I wouldn't call it a lightweight, but I'm not getting any younger and I have nothing to compare it to. For laughs, though, I just put my chair on a scale and it comes in at about 48 lbs.
	HowardMoon, I need a bit of a	1 Relevance	11 years ago	kin1117	General discussion
	HowardMoon, I need a bit of a history lesson here. When you say British Herman Miller, I thought you meant Vitra. Apparently that's not the case. I'm quite shocked by the size differences in your 2 chairs. Can you post more detailed pix of the chairs with the cushions removed, especially the larger chair. I'm very intrigued. Object, your pictorial confession gave me permission to share my borderline pathological obsession. Once upon a time in the garage..... It's cathartic.
	Is my just acquired Eames ESU Desk authentic?	1 Relevance	12 years ago	theseeker	Identification
	Hello, I'm new to this forum. I have recently acquired a desk that I believe is an Eames ESU Desk. It was with 4 large ESU wall units that were indeed authentic items. I assumed...(I know), the desk was authentic.There are suble differences that have me stumped. Yet, it is period, and well made. Can anyone help me?Thanks very much...Theseeker
	Eames Time Life Executive and Lobby Lounge Chairs	1 Relevance	12 years ago	kin1117	General discussion
	Hi all,I've always wondered about the differences between the Eames Time Life Executive vs Lobby Lounge Chairs, especially since the lobby version is no longer in production. I finally got both in my collection! Both are from the late 60's to early 70's in very good condition. I wish I could put them side by side for a direct comparison but the executive chair is in the office. One day, I'll line them up for you.
	Charles Pollock executive chair for Knoll ?? Probably not, but very close	1 Relevance	12 years ago	dim	General discussion
	Found this fine looking chair 🙂 Looks simmilar to charles pollock executive chair, but there are quite a few differences, some of them are Its not leather base is all metal and the shell back is in white Anyone can shine some light upon this poor chair 🙂 more images in the gallery have a look! thank you for your time, D http://imgur.com/a/tIYxY
	A small correction; I meant	1 Relevance	11 years ago	kin1117	General discussion
	... human touch. Eameshead, I cannot agree more with what you said about our hoarder status. At one point, I had 7 670/671's and I literally HAD to sell them. Also, even between my current old chairs, there're still many subtle differences that make it real hard to let one or the other go. Life is hard =D
	Can I ask an unrelated	1 Relevance	11 years ago	HowardMoon	General discussion
	Can I ask an unrelated question? If you put your early production chair next to your 70's chair are there any subtle differences in the dimensions of certain parts?
	Sorry I could not be more	1 Relevance	11 years ago	Zephyr	General discussion
	... light, would aid in answering your question. As stated above, I am not a pro like many on the forum, but I would not rule out the one in the link based purely on size differences. There maybe other differences that I am unable to see, but the construction is pretty unique, with the solid top and cutouts on the sides for the legs. I would be surprised if they were not linked in some way.
	@ cdsilva, thank you sooo	1 Relevance	11 years ago	CindyNY	General discussion
	@ cdsilva, thank you sooo much. And yes, I can see some very tiny differences between the 3 pictures. I will go for the "attributed" version. @LeoCar, your picture is from a documentation, right? Is there any mention of an artist on it? Thank to you all.
	In comparing your photos to	1 Relevance	11 years ago	Spanky	General discussion
	In comparing your photos to photos of the real thing on the DWR site, I see a number of differences. The legs on yours look like they have a large hex screw near the top; real chair has 3 small black carriage bolts or whatever they're called. The is also no strap holding the cushion to the frame at the midpoint. The feet have a different shape, too. Those are the main differences that stand out. Finocchi snaps are and were used on all kinds of things so that's not a definite ID, either. But it does look like a better quality knockoff, if it's a knockoff ...
	Authentic Knoll Brno chairs?	1 Relevance	13 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	Hello, Would greatly appreciate any insight. Recently purchased two BRNO chairs advertised as authentic Knoll through CraigsList. The two chair heights rest at slightly varying dimensions, and the tubular suspension is gradually more curved on one of the two chairs. Neither chair has the Knoll/Rohe signature stamped into the base, which concerns me, though one has the Knoll branded nylon fabric beneath the seat bottom, while the other retains the paper "Knoll International" label stapled to the underside. Despite these two good signs, I have not entirely ru ...