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	It's definitely a walnut	1 Relevance	10 years ago	schissler.ryan	General discussion
	It's definitely a walnut veneer if not solid walnut. Wood grains can be pretty distinct if you keep an eye out for the differing elements. A lot of Danish furniture is Walnut or Teak - Maple was also a really popular look in the Mid 20th century.
	The Elasabelt webbing	1 Relevance	11 years ago	thasac	General discussion
	... same material, simply cut to differing widths. As for the clips, there are two types: a 90 degree version and a 45 degree version. The 45 degree is used on Fagas style slots. The 90 degree version appears to be used most commonly in vertical milled slots (there are some Seligs like this, prior to them utilizing Fagas style straps).
	Both are stained beech. One	1 Relevance	12 years ago	leif ericson - Zephyr Renner	General discussion
	Both are stained beech. One saddle, one a teak like color. I have always assumed they were sold in the USA, but just differing in some quality like age or factory such that they don't have the medallion.
	Sounds like	1 Relevance	13 years ago	SDR	General discussion
	Sounds like "Blame the Victim" to me. There is probably not a single chair in the history of furniture which every user would describe as comfortable. Must this always be the fault of the sitter ? It does speak to the fact that different persons have differing body types, different thresholds of pain, different expectations. It may be true that seating comfort is the only real functional requirement for any chair. Nevertheless, "consensus" as to the comfort of any one chair may be asking too much . . .
	Knowing both...	1 Relevance	21 years ago	koen	General discussion
	Knowing both... cities well,I would answer Mr Andersen"s question differently. If you want to concentrate on architecture and design and on the learning process, I would choose Helsinki/Helsingfors any time. If you want a lifetime experience go for New York. But most of all I think that it is not really a choice. Any architect or designer preparing him or herself for practice in the 21st century should know both cities because in both there is so much to learn. To stand in the middle of the rock-walled church of the Suomalainen's (I hope I got the name right ...
	Eames	1 Relevance	21 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	... dechettery, and there I see a hull of eames. I open large my eyes, I cannot believe it. I jump in the container, and there I see full with other hulls, full... I take them all, like insane, the other people looked at me oddly, kind "it is insane it is ugly". In short, I take all, and quickly, I leave. Arrived at home I realize that in precipitation, I did not look at the box if the feet were there. The next morning, I turn over to the dechettery, and I see the employee started to want to empty the containers. I shut to leave in place. There I see H bases, a ...
	Formica, as a company	1 Relevance	22 years ago	koen	General discussion
	... of the more recently (25 years or so ago) developed "Colorcore" which is the same colour over the full thickness (not showing the brown fenol layers when you finish the edges. The word melamine has often been used for a lower quality surface where the melamine layers are pressed directly on the particle board, without the fenolic support. It makes for a thin layer which is rather easy to damage. It has one advantage though, it is more stable than the phenolic layers who tend to behave slightly differently from the melamine layers and make the surface bend ...
	Why ask why?	1 Relevance	22 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	... Duchamp and I would go to blows over the possession of junk in the yard..Maybe I do not understand your point but there is no way in hell that every creation should have the same type of patenting system. Creations function differently, they are designed and fabricated differently.. They are are not equal by means of public demand..its unfortunate but it the truth..First Degree murder and second degree murder are not equal in the law.. but according to the victim its still murder..
	My parents	1 Relevance	14 years ago	jdip	General discussion
	My parents Actually found these for me. My mom loves finding little knick knacks and came across these salt and peeper shakers on her last excursion. My dad found the sofa. I sort of remember it being idetified before? Fabric is in great shape. Needs new foam for the cushion and thankfully there is a zipper in the back of it so I think it should be easy. Spanky, I seem to remember you mentioning differing types of foam. What would you guys recommend? I assume I should try and make it one piece as not to see a crease.
	Perhaps you are all correct	1 Relevance	15 years ago	glassartist	General discussion
	Perhaps you are all correct but the coctail table shows the flattened arc the clearest. Also, there is no dining table in this ad. And the step end tables that WHC posted in the other Arbuck ugly welds thread are entirely different. I am sure a graphic artist could draw a simple curve if it was there. I do not have any vested interest in attribution here, but given this ad does not have the table and chairs in the OP, and the form differs as well as differing from WHC's pair posted in the previous thread, I can only conclude that more than one company was ma ...
	Thanks for the hoop chair inf...	1 Relevance	15 years ago	jp33	General discussion
	Thanks for the hoop chair inf... Thanks for the hoop chair info and photo mdcounts. Yes, the legs do seem to have differing designs. Perhaps this chair was made in the style of the Selig Hoop chair?
	Not	1 Relevance	15 years ago	TinyArmada	General discussion
	Not That base looks off to me, all the thngs I would look for to tell me it authentc just a not there. Nice shell though. Edit: I tend to agree it looks authentic but fixed up. The wear on it certainly looks legit for the age it should be. Taking into account it's age and the abuse these bases sometimes put up with it can't be surprising to find repair work done on them and in fact for certain repairs to be common. - female counterpart of the tiny armada. (my partner, posted his differing opinion above)
	Influential	1 Relevance	22 years ago	koen	General discussion
	Influential Hi Annette, I can not disagree with your comments, including some of the nostalgic ones. I am exactly as old as Ikea and can vividly remember their first steps out of Sweden and even more so the first ones into North America.I am sure that Ikea's achievements outside Sweden were viewed differently from inside Sweden. By the time Ikea became an important player on the swedish furniture retail scene there were a number of other swedish retailers, including the powerful KF, the consumer cooperative, offering similar knock-down (as it was called) fur ...
	My opinion on this ...	1 Relevance	22 years ago	Laurent2	General discussion
	My opinion on this ... First, sorry for my English, it is not my native language... Individuals are seeking different goals and have different approaches to furniture design. In the end we are talking about objects, but we are adding a emotional aspect on this, as Design is linked to Creativity, and by stretching the point, to a certain form of Art. What are the different mindsets of people buying, what are their motives ? The key question in this debate is "What do YOU want, and how much are you willing to pay for it ?" Why do you want an Eames Lounge (/Mie ...
	RE: Vitzé or Vitré? Made in Denmark furniture. Any information?	1 Relevance	7 years ago	cdsilva	General discussion
	... produced for a common brand, which was marketed as affordable furniture to the public. I don’t have all of the names of the manufacturers that were part of this coop (I believe the Wegner/FDB J16 rocker was made by Tarm Stolefabrik), but we can add Vitré to the list. I’d guess that manufacturers occasionally entered and left the coop, which would explain why certain examples are marked differently. Here is the EJ sewing cart in the FDB 1968 catalog. ... on a tangent, Jutex was also a similar setup (not sure if officially a coop or just some type of collabor ...