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| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| Sort of like a mirror........ | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | Robert Leach | General discussion | |
| Sort of like a mirror........ A CD is sort of like a mirror..the 'burnt' information being like one's reflection. A double CD is possible, but it would need to be the two chemical layers fused back-to-back..therefore more expensive..and with nowhere to put any information. I believe they were emade for a short time..with no commercial success ... All the information on a DVD is one side anyway..but just with two differnet focuses for the two sets of information..sort of bi-focal.. | |||||
| Light | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| Light Light should not affect it, unless it was in natural light.. but that would have to be for a reasonably long time... it just possible they used a differnet dye or oil... something like that..are the straps riveted? how is the frame? one piece? | |||||
| Olive | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | SDR | General discussion | |
| ... was a guest professor at my school that year. (He spoke of colors as having 'taste' -- he touched his tongue to indicate which sort of taste he was referring to!) We were given quantities of paper in four rather odd colors, and asigned the simple task of preparing collages using differing amounts of those colors -- quite instructive, to see the colors interacting and affecting each other. That's all I know, except that the correct name of the series is "Homage to the Square." Where to find reproductions is a good question -- I've seen them (or was I seein ... | |||||
| I used 'Search', and it's not my fault if people regurgitate... | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | GanS | General discussion | |
| I used 'Search', and it's not my fault if people regurgitate previously expressed views I used search and found the usual fundamentalist "if it hasn't got the original name badge on then it must be junk" views, but little specific information on the manufacturers of *this* chair (a different issue to the Knoll/Barcelona chair). My item was specifically meant to address certain questions not previously covered, to do with Vitra, Eames, and Steelform (among others). Whitespike and Koen have provided differing but relevant viewpoints specific to this piece of ... | |||||
| Early Production Hans Wegner Cow Horn Chair? | 1 Relevance | 7 years ago | davidhunternyc | General discussion | |
| Hello, I have been researching Hans Wegner's Cow Horn Chair designed in 1952. Would someone please tell me the history of these chairs and what woods were offered? Caned seat or padded seat? Which is preferred? Most importantly, what are the traits of an early model chair from 1952 that make it more desirable than chairs made later? Just as the coveted 1st generation Eames Lounge Chair has a swivel ottoman I'm wondering what differing characteristics this chair had throughout its production. Thank you, David Attachment: cowhorn-chair-hans-wegner.jpg | |||||
| RE: Early Production Hans Wegner Cow Horn Chair? | 1 Relevance | 7 years ago | KennethSteven | General discussion | |
| ... model chair from 1952 that make it more desirable than chairs made later? Just as the coveted 1st generation Eames Lounge Chair has a swivel ottoman I'm wondering what differing characteristics this chair had throughout its production. Thank you, David Attachment: cowhorn-chair-hans-wegner.jpg Nice David ... but I am thinking about this why are interesting to search 1952 chair's properties? what's the logic, reason, David?? ok Dude am trying to get more knowledge about this topic and share all stuff with you soon thanks ok | |||||
| RE: Early Production Hans Wegner Cow Horn Chair? | 1 Relevance | 7 years ago | KennethSteven | General discussion | |
| ... model chair from 1952 that make it more desirable than chairs made later? Just as the coveted 1st generation Eames Lounge Chair has a swivel ottoman I'm wondering what differing characteristics this chair had throughout its production. Thank you, David Attachment: cowhorn-chair-hans-wegner.jpg Nice David ... but I am thinking about this why are interesting to search 1952 chair's properties? what's the logic, reason, David?? ok Dude am trying to get more knowledge about this topic and share all stuff with you soon thanks ok | |||||
| yeah. i found a few thonet | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | difeliciantonio | General discussion | |
| yeah. i found a few thonet chairs photos online, althrough with differnt upholstry, had the exact same everything and care lable i can say with certainty its thonet | |||||
| Woody | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | jdip | General discussion | |
| Woody Looking again, the chair you posted is the chair I have which is differnt from the OP posted chair | |||||
| Thanks for your input... | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | HowardMoon | General discussion | |
| Thanks for your input... Thanks for your input Robert. My table definetly differs from the Treadway exhample. The Treadway has a very steep curve on the outside edge of the leg at the top where it meets the tray, the curve is less pronounced on my table. Its also woth mentioning that the top tray lifts off and the legs have a nicely designed boxy hinge that allows them to be folded together flat. I can only assume that the tables for Raymor where a differnt design. | |||||
| No answer | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | Sound & Design | General discussion | |
| No answer Can't answer your question, but the irony in "Inflate Your Fun" is hilarious...in differnt ways. | |||||
| i knew there was ... | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | LRF | General discussion | |
| i knew there was ... i knew there was something different abou the stands from Herman Miller USA and Hille/Herman Miller great Briton It looks like my stand made in 1972 has feet were the Hille was flat to the ground . I wonder if Miller made them in the USA and shipped them over Why were they differnt thoe that is the big question ??? USA | |||||
| RE: Bruno Hansen 225 chairs - wood identification | 1 Relevance | 4 years ago | Zephyr | Identification | |
| It was probably my post, and I still have these chairs sitting at my dining room table. I am very sure that these were primarily done in in European walnut (which is different than North American Black Walnut). It seems Bruno Hansen may have used a couple different toners to finish these (hence the different colors), but all the ones I have ever seen were walnut. It was quite common to use different stains and toners to get different colors on the finished products. This was especially the case with walnut, which can have an extremely wide range of color ... | |||||
| RE: Lost Danish Treasure | 1 Relevance | 2 years ago | cdsilva | General discussion | |
| ... done on a reproduced drawing or hand-copying drawing. Either one would have indicated that the watercolor was not the original concept design artwork, but rather something created afterwards. I was quite pleased to see during the preview session (even through a magnifying loupe that I had brought with me) that the watercolor clearly had original graphite pencil construction lines on the paper surface. Pencil construction lines would not appear on a hand-traced drawing, since there is no need for them. What was also interesting to see was that some pencil li ... | |||||
| surgical | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| ... (i know that people are intended to answer that weapons cannot be design, although i once saw an image of a gun designed by luigi colani for FN), which products could be excluded? Isn't there a great differnce between surgical instruments and a shampoo bottle (the instruments must be useful end of story, a shampoo bottle most behold the liquid and be attractive to be bought... and there i am again with that point 'marketing'issue; and my meaning that design nowadays is an instrument to get the products sold. More then it used to be to launch new aestetic fo ... | |||||
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