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	OK, well...	1 Relevance	14 years ago	Pegboard Modern	General discussion
	OK, well... Lenox, I'm sorry I usually don't get to check the forum multiple time a day, so it can be a while between posts. The additional photos you posted are small, so it's difficult to make out a lot, but what I can see only raises more questions. As noted by your response from FH, there are things that clearly appear wrong. They mention the "tilt mechanism" but I assume they mean the handle to adjust the tilt tension. It should not be as long, nor straight. It should be shorter and have an angled bend. The seat cushion looks like the wrong shape, backw ...
	What a shame	1 Relevance	14 years ago	SDR	General discussion
	... contact cement -- or rigid glue -- to release is difficult. In terms of repair, P-lam could be compared to ceramic or glass: when you break or chip it, it's toast. Freshly-applied contact cement is usually easy to dissolve. And rigid glues (aliphatic resin, for instance) can be destroyed -- right through the plastic -- with a heat bar.
	Wow...that looks like a lot...	1 Relevance	14 years ago	jesgord	General discussion
	Wow...that looks like a lot... Wow...that looks like a lot of paper cord for one chair. Also, I imagine keeping the necessary tension is a difficult task.
	Plycraft	1 Relevance	14 years ago	sirlampsalot	General discussion
	Plycraft I also have a Plycraft and it is taller than the eames and tilts. Its also much easier for me to get out of than the Eames lounge. I have tested this out several times by going to my local showroom and sitting in the eames and the eames is always much more difficult for me to get out of.
	I find it hard	1 Relevance	14 years ago	SDR	General discussion
	I find it hard to believe that the screw slots were aligned intentionally -- and equally difficult to imagine that it happened by accident ! If the four screws are all set to the same depth, then I have to believe that the slot alignment is a coincidence, or that the screws are identical and some driven craftsman/employee started each screw in an identical orientation to its leg. In either case, you have a table blessed by the Gods of Fine Modernism -- or something . . . tktoo ?
	It's Veteran's Day here today, Mr. Ado.	1 Relevance	14 years ago	tktoo	General discussion
	It's Veteran's Day here today, Mr. Ado. Somehow your portrait seems appropos. And I quite like it regardless. Successful portraiture is rare because it's so very difficult to accomplish.
	Anything is possible.	1 Relevance	14 years ago	tktoo	General discussion
	Anything is possible. The difficult part is deciding which level of perfection or imperfection is acceptable and whether or not the repair is worth the expense and effort.
	.	1 Relevance	14 years ago	ball	General discussion
	... are soft unlike if they were stuffed with a rubber/foam inner. Try dedece here in Sydney for swatches of material albeit they have inflated opinion of themselves & difficult to deal with. It will depend on the age of yours as it was with mine. My fabric had 'long gone'. Let me know if you get stuck
	The "R" is stamped on the...	1 Relevance	14 years ago	tchp	General discussion
	The "R" is stamped on the... The "R" is stamped on the underside of the table, about three inches from the end, so it is not really close to the legs or anything else. At this stage I do not really have any doubts about who made the table. It is made of solid wood with no veneer, and would be very difficult and expensive to reproduce, and perfectly matches the two ends tables I have that go with it, which are both marked.
	They are the rare original Schultz stacking chairs!	1 Relevance	14 years ago	stellauma	General discussion
	They are the rare original Schultz stacking chairs! The Schultz stacking chair did make it into production at Knoll for a short time, but with solid fiberglass seats. The present lot was created using sisal fiber for the seat and an experimental foam and glue bonding process resulting in the discoloration in the seat. While the split seat seen in the prototype was key to Schultz's original design, it proved to be difficult to upholster and was changed to a solid seat.
	Vodder?	1 Relevance	14 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	Vodder? I have seen a few piece definitely not by Vodder with the same design on the drawers and handles. Many manufactures/designers copied each other during the period and many after. I have recently seen a reproduction merrow associates desk. It is not easy to tell the copy from the original now. In 20 years time it will be very difficult to tell the copy from the original.
	Sorted!!	1 Relevance	14 years ago	Danish-homestore.com	General discussion
	Sorted!! What you have is Illum Wikkelsø designed suite produced by M Laursen model 90. It took me a little while to see it as your suite is totally F**KED and difficult to see the lines for BUT the legs gave it away. The suite should have sprung cushions in the seat over FAGAS elstic springs which are difficult to source. I am in talks with the Danish makers but they are difficult to persuade!! The images below give you the sofa as it should look. worth getting it restored as you will have a great suite. To fix the seat use pirreli webbing with the metal cl ...
	more photos	1 Relevance	14 years ago	thehistorian222	General discussion
	more photos It's difficult to tell from a single photo. Could you post more--or a link to a host site that has more? And I presume you've checked the back, bottom, and drawers for a maker's mark?
	Wright20	1 Relevance	14 years ago	ankh1980	General discussion
	Wright20 Another auction site is Wright20, they have had a few Platner easy chairs listed in past auctions with matching ottomans, but still in the $3500-$4500 range. These chairs have become quite sought after in the past few years, so it will be quite difficult to find any at a deep bargain. psmodernway in Palm Springs, CA usually has a number of Platner pieces on hand. http://www.wright20.com/
	while I am no expert,	1 Relevance	14 years ago	Solange	General discussion
	while I am no expert, I have never seen a Selig Z chair in a high back version, nor have I seen one with that slat back variation..I'm not sure what you have is even a Selig chair at all, it's difficult to discern much from the picture. Can you post a photo of the profile? Does it have any markings ? Any additional information you can provide would certainly be helpful. added: I am assuming by Z chair you are referring to Selig's Z chair...