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	Just note that Herman Miller'...	1 Relevance	13 years ago	kin1117	General discussion
	Just note that Herman Miller'... Just note that Herman Miller's current way of replacing the shock mounts differs significantly from the original method. Personally I still prefer the old school way.
	And the Vitra version is in...	1 Relevance	13 years ago	Joink	General discussion
	And the Vitra version is in... And the Vitra version is in my opinion much better. Also it differs on many details from this Modernica DKR.
	Thanks all I really...	1 Relevance	14 years ago	DJ	General discussion
	Thanks all I really... Thanks all I really appreciate the suggestions. Have extensively googled the designers and manufacturers mentioned. Some come close but still not quite there in the details (not to say of course that every chair ever design and built appears online). Attached are some extra photos showing details of the chair. Structure of the frame and shape of the back differs to any I could find online. Also note the fabric and use of the decorative cording, not piping. Any further suggestions?
	I own retro redo and we...	1 Relevance	20 years ago	LRF	General discussion
	I own retro redo and we... I own retro redo and we love to redo the lounge chairs. At one time there were over 20 differnt companies makeing the chair the big three were Selig plycraft and Hermna Miller Miller the first with Eames chair in 56. Selig was making furniture in Denmark and opened ther factory in Mass. in 59. Ply craft had been maing furniture and they started making the chair in the 60's all different not trying to interfear with Hermna Millers trade dress. selig had falat arms p ...
	thank you for your sharing opinion, koen and other freinds	1 Relevance	22 years ago	jeooong	General discussion
	... Overbeeke, the group of Eterally your etc) are trying to figure out emotional context. one of the interesting is that it is "meditating and engaging object through thouch human sense stimular". Funtionalism creates deivces, whereas now we looking for sensibly engaging object. Functionalism contributes univesal and affodable design globally,on other hand, it becomes 'culturally unidentifiable' typology. i thought the impact of globallisation of style of design getting colonised by big company or countury. Accordingly, inner level of emotional context in d ...
	Let me preface this response	1 Relevance	9 years ago	cdsilva	Identification
	... to minimize the ornamentation and distill the essence of the chair into a derivative design. Based on minimal ornamental carving and the use of exposed nail heads and aged vegetable tanned leather, I could certainly see these chairs being made by a Danish cabinetmaker in the 20's or 30's. Both Thorald Madsen and A Anderson & Bohm exhibited their versions of Chippendale ladderback style chairs in the 1930's. However, their versions are not the same as yours. Ole Wanscher also designed a Chippendale-inspired chair in 1946 for Fritz Hansen, whose back is clos ...
	you are correct in saying it	1 Relevance	9 years ago	Redandyellowcametobe	Identification
	you are correct in saying it's a nail. The wood species is also quite different. To my untrained eye it clearly looks like it was added at a later date. Most definitely by the person who did this poor upholstery job. I took some nail polish remover to a test area this morning with little or no results. Certainly no major loss of "gloss" to area. So from what I've learned that would eliminate a lacquer finish? The lack of makers mark makes me a tad nervous along with a possibly odd species of wood. I do have to say, after closely inspecting the shape, each l ...
	Shell color	1 Relevance	13 years ago	Joshua F (USA)	General discussion
	Apologies for an extreme nerd moment: The green color of the new shells I got this weekend differs a lot from the traditional "warmer tint "Kelly green of the padded one we have and of the ones I have owned before. The padded one is Summit plastics 1969 with the 3rd gen mounts and holes cut for padding, with less prominent fiberglass strands, while the set of four has massive fibers like 2nd gen Zenith but is also 1969 Summit with the second gen mounts. It seems odd they are so far apart surface and color wise being made the same time and by the same plastic ...
	well	1 Relevance	14 years ago	waffle	General discussion
	well Ercol has a similar bench that I have seen, but this has 6 legs. And of course Drexel Declaration, but this differs from that also. HUM, a bit of a mystery. Let me check around some
	Same sideboard	1 Relevance	14 years ago	danielmpoole	General discussion
	Same sideboard The patternation differs on mine though.
	Wait, wait, wait...	1 Relevance	15 years ago	Lunchbox	General discussion
	Wait, wait, wait... So since my view differs with yours I'm being stubborn, EH? Again, do me a favor and get over yourself... It's a driftwood platform of the most basic construction. I guess it's supposed to contrast the sculptures well. I don't really fancy it, at all if I'm honest. But that's neither here nor there. To call it sculpture because it was intended to hold one up is ludicrous. Your logic is bewildering.
	No, not Nelson...	1 Relevance	15 years ago	Lunchbox	General discussion
	No, not Nelson... Looking at the previous thread it should be obvious that your set differs from the photo of Nelson's Arbuck line which Pegboard provided.
	ID chair	1 Relevance	15 years ago	rosewood	General discussion
	ID chair Yes, the sides are very much like Kai K.--it's the back where it differs from so many makers/designers. ps; I live in Canada--maybe it's a Canadian copy?
	HermanMiller vs Vitra	1 Relevance	13 years ago	DJV	General discussion
	... and distribute the Eames designs in Europe (and I thought in the Middle East). The USA and the rest of the world is exclusive territory for HermanMiller. I totally agree the Eames designs produced by HermanMiller are more beautiful then produced by Vitra. The famous Eames lounge chair for example of Vitra differs from the one produced by HermanMiller (e.g. the base and the way the leather has been stitched. Also HermanMillers offers a wider array of Eames designs in a wider array of options. But to answer your question: as a European it is impossible to buy ...
	Too good to be true	1 Relevance	15 years ago	LuciferSum	General discussion
	Too good to be true I think you're right Clint: $500 for 4 wishbone chairs IS too good to be true. To satisfy your guilty conscience send the chairs to me and you can keep the table & shelves. 😀 These look 100% authentic. They are beech with a teak stain on them - probably a slightly older production since the label differs slightly from mine.