Search result for: di frutta
| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| RE: Danish Papercord Chair | 1 Relevance | 6 years ago | cdsilva | Identification | |
| Frem made subtle variations of the Volther design over the years, including seat board material, backrest design, and even chair height. The reason I know this is that I bought a mismatched pair, and just so happened to photograph them together which helps show the differences. Attachment: IMG_0684.JPG Attachment: IMG_0685.JPG Attachment: IMG_0686.JPG | |||||
| So many Thonet brands | 1 Relevance | 6 years ago | WoodMetal | General discussion | |
| ... and the there’s Ton ( https://www.ton.eu/en/about-us/) the Czech manufacturer of Thonet designs. And then there’s the Australian Thonet, I’m not sure if they even manufacture at all or are just a retailer ( https://thonet.com.au/about/profile/). Many seem to make some of the same designs, such as the B9 “Corbusier” chair, with varying prices from $400-$1,200. Any thoughts on the quality differences between the companies? | |||||
| The top and bottom look just the same on these shelves, | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | iltuje | General discussion | |
| The top and bottom look just the same on these shelves, except for differential wear. So the pictures attached above could be either top or bottom. Probably not the same system as yours, then... | |||||
| Yes, very unfair, and the... | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | jtudor | General discussion | |
| Yes, very unfair, and the... Yes, very unfair, and the price differential is not small either. The product is presumably manufactured in much the same way, so Vitra are purely charging on what they believe the market will bear. Whereas that's a standard economic model for luxury items, it is one that's only maintainable with interventionist rules such as disallowing HM stockists to ship outside the continental US, which is what sticks in the craw a little. If anyone's interested (and I'm allowed to post such things here) I can let people know the store and f ... | |||||
| hello Jupiterdesign | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | basvernier | Identification | |
| ... of pieces from different periods and styles, but focuses mainly on high-end design from the 60s and 70s. We differentiate ourselves by setting high standards, not only for the aesthetics of the products in our collection, but also the presentation. These same standards echo in the communication and service towards our customers. ""premium? same standars echo in communication??? | |||||
| how ot recognize a Francois A Carre iron chair? | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | jola | General discussion | |
| Hi, How to recognize a Francois A Carre sunburst iron chair? Considering the design and variations have been patented and manufactured by many manufactures across the world. Im bidding on a black model. Does the black color indicates a production date and origin? Are they marked/branded ? Is there some details that differentiate them from knock offs? | |||||
| RE: Mid Century Moder rocking chair - Identification help please | 1 Relevance | 5 years ago | mark737 | Identification | |
| I was waiting for some of the real experts to wake up and chime in, but since they haven't I'll proceed. The lines bring to mind the "Z Chair" by Poul Jensen, imported to the US by Selig. But there are clear differences to Jensen's chair and no evidence they ever made a rocking version, so safe to say it is not by Jensen. Doing some image searches, the only similar ones I could find were of this design pictured, which while very similar are not the same as your chair. All of the listings say they were made in Italy but none showed a mark or tag. I did se ... | |||||
| Hadrill & Horstmann?? | 1 Relevance | 5 years ago | Hudini16 | Identification | |
| I recently purchased this lamp and was wondering if anyone could help me identify it? It shares a few characteristics with the roller lamp by Hadrill & Horstmann but obviously has some major differences too! It is not stamped anywhere It has the typical crinkle paint effect matching across all elements; frame, base and shade The fork seems to be cast iron. The brass and frame are made up of aluminium and brass struts The shade doesn’t resemble any H&H lamps I’ve seen This also doesn’t look like it’s homemade, it looks and feels quality. Could this ... | |||||
| Hadrill & Horstmann? | 1 Relevance | 5 years ago | jackm | Identification | |
| I recently purchased this lamp and was wondering if anyone could help me identify it? It shares a few characteristics with the roller lamp by Hadrill & Horstmann but obviously has some major differences too! It is not stamped anywhere It has the typical crinkle paint effect matching across all elements; frame, base and shade The fork seems to be cast iron. The brass and frame are made up of aluminium and brass struts The shade doesn’t resemble any H&H lamps I’ve seen This also doesn’t look like it’s homemade, it looks and feels quality. Could this ... | |||||
| ice bucket id | 1 Relevance | 5 years ago | jonnym | Identification | |
| hi all, picked up this ice bucket for pennies earlier today. when i first saw it i immediately thought quistgaard however, it's got some clear differences from the dansk version. firstly it's made from a single piece of wood (not staved), it's got two joint marks on the side of the handle, and the wooden handle is not morticed into the sides of the bucket but is flush. it's marked underneath but not with a mark that i recognise although, as it is green and round, it did make me think of the digsmed paper mark. i should point out, and as you will be able to s ... | |||||
| Rosendahl or Original Bojesen? | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | l1flafly | General discussion | |
| Is there any way to differentiate a Rosendahl production monkey to an original vintage one? I found a monkey at the swap meet and it is marked Kay Bojesen Denmark Copyright on the left foot. Any way to tell if it is new? I wanted to know cause I noticed that they are still in production, thanks. | |||||
| How to tell Fake from Real | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | LuciferSum | General discussion | |
| without getting into the debate about WHY buy an authorized reissue vs a knock off, does anyone have resources for HOW to tell one from the other? Specifically with the Eames Lounge. A millions copies made - are there characteristics besides the HM label that differentiate? Any sure fire ways to know before purchasing? | |||||
| RE: Genuine or not? NV45 by Niels Vodder | 1 Relevance | 5 years ago | cdsilva | General discussion | |
| ... be that the branding iron was not hot enough on the first strike, and it make an imprint but no burn marks. So the iron was reheated and the next effort resulted in a slight double strike on the right side. As Zephyr said, there are a few different framing designs for the hidden rear rail; mostly likely differences between different framing sub-contractors. I don't see any glaring red flags for the legitimacy of this chair, but wouldn't make a definitive statement without being able to see it in person (or at least more and better photos) | |||||
| RE: Looking for advice on Eames LCM clean up | 1 Relevance | 5 years ago | tktoo2 | Repair | |
| ... of the corrosion product from the frame with #0000 steel wool and naphtha or soap and water, replace detached, crumbling, or loose shock mounts and boot glides with appropriate spares, fill minor veneer losses and/or glue down any loose veneer, and finish by putting a light coat of nitrocellulose lacquer on both sides of the back panel and the top only of the seat panel and rub out with 4/0 steel wool to a satin sheen. I'd probably go along with that advice, too, but I'm an agreeable sort (usually) and possess a good understanding of the differences between ... | |||||
| Need help to ID these MCM Bar Stools | 1 Relevance | 4 years ago | Garbo | Identification | |
| ... differences between them which I will look at). We acquired these about 20 years ago when we bought a 50s house from original owners, and there was a lot of period/vintage furniture but a mix of high end and made in the 50s/60s knockoff. The upholstery is vinyl not leather. I will try to add more photos. Attachment: bar-stools.JPG | |||||
If you need any help, please contact us at – info@designaddict.com