Search result for: di frutta
| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| SAX chair | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | Ivor | Identification | |
| Thank you for taking the trouble to view this, I only know this chair ( a set of 4) is made by SAX. I am finding it difficult to find anything the same and wondered if they had any value? | |||||
| George Nelson Roll Top Desk Greasing | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | huancp | General discussion | |
| Hello, I find it very difficult to open and close the roll top on my George Nelson Desk. Anybody with experience out there have a recommended fix for this issue? Thank you in advance | |||||
| Is this a Jean Prouve swivel end table? | 1 Relevance | 10 years ago | belleadore | Identification | |
| I'm having a very difficult time identifying this piece. From my searches, it resembles Jean Prouve the closest. Does anyone know who made this and about when? The top swivels 360 degrees with steel rollers built into the top of the leg frames. | |||||
| Designer fail! Help me restore a Florence Knoll credenza to its original form. | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | littrelld | General discussion | |
| ... — one-inch square tube or one-inch round tube? I plan to have custom legs made, similar to those pictured. (2) Does the wood grain look like walnut? It appears that the "interior decorator" added a mahogany-colored finish, maybe in attempt to make it look like rosewood. It may be difficult to see, but the third photo shows a section that the refinisher missed — the upper track of the sliding doors. [Sloppy work by the refinisher, but I appreciate the clue to the original color.] I may try to strip a test section to see whether it's a tinted varnish rath ... | |||||
| Wood finishes... | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | islandteak | General discussion | |
| Hi...Before you use any 'wood finish' do a MSDS search (Material Data Safety Sheet) on the product. Most are petroleum distillates with a bit of linseed and cobalt dryers..or a simple wax base that needs to be scraped off eventually. Tung Oil....oh, yes, it can be difficult to use, if not done right. Use it like a 'french polish'. Thin layers...very thin. Leave on for 12 hours and then buff well. When satisfied that it is hardened, add another 'thin' coating....and repeat. The more layers you provide will add greater lustre and UV/weather protection. More la ... | |||||
| Suggestions for fabric for Grant Featherston R160s chairs | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | Juleshsmith | General discussion | |
| Hi design addicts. Reupholstering two Featherston R160s and finding it really difficult to pick a fabric. I really like the fabric on this R160 rocking chair (see below pic). Would anyone know where I could find this style of fabric? Much appreciated. Happy for any other suggestions re; suitable fabrics. Love the greens, ice blues and or greys... Would you recommend getting them both done in the same fabric (e.g. as a pair) or making them uniquely individual? Also have a Featherston chaise I'm reupholstering... likewise would love advice re; fabrics Regards ... | |||||
| Tobia Scarpa for Stendig? | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | Zephyr | Identification | |
| ... complained they were too low to the ground and difficult to get in and out of. This fact gave me some amusement, for sure. They are marked Stendig, and I believe they are designed by Tobia Scarpa, based on my research. They look a lot like the "Bastiano" chair for Knoll, but are not quite the same. So here are my questions: - What exactly was the nature of Stendig? It seems they were an importer, but were they a manufacturer? Could these chairs also be by Knoll? Everything I find on Stendig is giving mixed and sometime conflicting information. - Doe ... | |||||
| Rosewood table top repair advice needed | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | Hummingbird | General discussion | |
| Hello, I have what appears to be a very high quality mid-century Modern solid rosewood dining room set from Denmark. However, the table top has several minor scratches. I am wondering if I should try to repair the scratches or possibly resurface the table top? Any advice on how difficult it might be to fix these scratches and what is involved would be much appreciated. Thanks! Elena | |||||
| Ole Wanscher wood ID from France & Daverkosen | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | daddyobob | General discussion | |
| Very difficult time using the DA photo hosting "upload". Keeps freezing up my browser. Hopefully, I got it done this time. I'm just trying to identify the wood on this rocker. Thanks | |||||
| ID thoughts on scissor chair | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | kvcvch | Identification | |
| This particular chair hsa a lot in common with many scissor chairs, but I've found it difficult to match it exactly. Any thoughts? | |||||
| Niels Vodder | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | Christianemadsen | Identification | |
| Dear experts of Danish mid cent design. I just bought this fantastic Danish vintage sofa set and would like to find out about the designer/maker. It seems to be rather difficult as no one I know have seen it before and I just can´t find it on the net. It`s bought in the sixties at a famous Danish shop called ( Den Permanente ) in Copenhagen, Denmark. Please help me if you know something. Greetings from Christian | |||||
| Tips and Tricks For Identifying Furniture Marked With Numbers | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | Detroitism | General discussion | |
| ... a design expert but an OCD researcher and risking wasting the members time by posting a question here is only ever a last resort. Question: Does anyone have any tips or tricks that might aid in identifying a piece of furniture that's factory stamped with serial numbers/job numbers, but without a maker's mark or store mark? I know step 1 is evaluating the style, era and researching designers and particular collections that came out. I've researched step 1 to death including calling furniture companies. I've researched the item using the various numbers mar ... | |||||
| Please help! 4 Eames DKR-1s in Blue | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | drubenw | General discussion | |
| I recently picked these up in auction but am having a difficult time finding comps for selling or any information on the rarity of the chair and especially the color. Can anyone help here with either? Please??!?!?! Sincerely, Newbie Fanatic | |||||
| Ever Seen These Bamboo Webbed Chairs? | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | SandraG | Identification | |
| ... man I purchased them from stated that they were his in-laws and had been in the basement for decades. He described them as patio chairs but said they had never been outside. I've found my bamboo pieces to be more difficult to ID than other items. Does anyone have a clue who might have created these? Or are they just generic? Thanks! Sandra | |||||
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