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| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| Mid Century Open Armchair Chair ID Sought Please! | 1 Relevance | 10 years ago | Lupercal Antiques and Design | Identification | |
| Dear all, I am having difficulty in getting an ID on an interesting mid century open armchair (late 50's - late 60's) and I would be grateful if anyone can help. Teak construction, upholstered backs and drop in seats, supported by a row of springs. In some respects these look like they could be British but at another glance could just as well be by a top Danish name. They are very comfy and the styling of the back support and arms is super. I can't see any other examples of this design online....... Any thoughts gratefully received. With thanks, Matt. | |||||
| Identification of wooden lounge chairs. | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | Amsterdam020 | Identification | |
| Dear, I am having difficulty in identifying these lounge chairs. A set of four. There are no marks, signatures, text or reg. numbers to be found. If anyone could help or advise, it would be appreciated. Thank you in advance. Jeroen H. Amsterdam. | |||||
| Solvents: need to be non | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | Zephyr | General discussion | |
| Solvents: need to be non-polar. Alkanes, Hexane, Benzene, Tolulene, Ether, etc. will dissolve wax. Mineral spirits is a mixture of non-polar hydrocarbons, and will work. Turpentine would work, and I also think Kerosene will do it. I find tolulene works the best, but I hove not messed with Hexane or Benzene since chemistry classes, so who knows. The trouble is that solvents will dissolve the wax, but when they flash off, they still leave the wax behind, so you really need to rub it down a few time with a solvent to get rid of it, and it is never really g ... | |||||
| help identify chair with fagas straps please | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | Fergly | Identification | |
| I recently purchased this chair, it has very worn fagas straps which say made in Copenhagen. Is the chair likely to be danish? What vintage do you think? No makers mark. I am in Australia . Am having difficulty uploading pics so will hopefully link below. Thanks 🙂 https://www.dropbox.com/sc/30gol8z48un6cun/AAAiSIRvnNp4OEvC1NT--mL4a ?dl=0 | |||||
| I think a lot of people find | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | Spanky | Identification | |
| ... available. But many others are completely new to the place and quite possibly not interested in getting involved in a deeper way---which is fine! Traffic to the site is good. It's part of what keeps the joint up and running. On the flip side, those of us who post regularly and have been doing so for years---we're all well aware of how the same questions come up again and again and how tedious it can be to answer the same basic queries day in and day out, including how to look for clues, how to photograph those clues, what kind of stuff is probably not a ... | |||||
| Experspring - refinishing walnut mid century rocker | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | cerissamngm | General discussion | |
| ... it, I might as start with the coils. In my initial research, I've determined the type of spring and the distributor in the UK. The shipping cost is crazy, but that's another discussion. Anyway, can I get some input from others who have used EXPERSPRING before? I've read a few other threads and am wondering what the difficulty level is here..? It looks like I need 5 coils total. From what I understand, connectors are included with the coil purchase? I wish there was a video out there that demonstrated the use of these coils. Additionally, how do they stay i ... | |||||
| New DA | The small things | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | Admin | General discussion | |
| Let's continue to explore the new forum. Today, the small things. Word balloonsYou will have noticed the new icons next to the titles of the threads. Our web designers have had great difficulty getting us to accept them. But when we got used to them, we must agree that it is a little bit more practical.The left icon that you can see below, is a sticky thread, which remains at the top of the page when we think it is useful to be visible for a moment.The following tells you that there there has been a new message in the thread since your last vis ... | |||||
| Qxl Norway | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | Felicia | General discussion | |
| Hi Everyone Longtime reader, first time poster 🙂 I remember reading a thread a while ago about QXL.no with someone having the same difficulty as I am having but haven't been able to find it to see what the resolution was. I am wanting to buy some things off QXL.no but am having difficulty joining. I live in Australia. I have tried contacting them directly, but haven't heard from them. Hoping someone from here can explain what I can do. Thank you Felicia | |||||
| Wegner Chair 25 - how is the back woven on both sides. | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| I?v woven several danish cord seats without too much difficulty (except the usual difficulty with twisted cord). I am making a model of the Wegner Chair 25 and I cannot see how the back is woven. Where are the warp strand nails placed and how are the strands wound. Does anyone have any experience with this or know of photographs or articles about weaving the back. The Caner?s Handbook doesn?t mention it. any help would be appreciated. notraps | |||||
| Pls help I.D. this ceiling Pendant/chandelier | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | TinyArmada | General discussion | |
| I am having difficulty finding out who designed - or what company - may have produced this lamp. Any information would be greatly appreciated. AS. | |||||
| Carl Malmsten sofa or not? | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | BC | General discussion | |
| I was under the impression that this sofa was by Carl Malmsten but am having difficulty finding an exact match to reference by. It's slightly different from the "Samsas" model. Any ideas? | |||||
| Paper models of architecture landmarks. | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | ite (BE) | General discussion | |
| Guys, .. does anyone have any experience with these ? I am looking for a small present for my dad (who likes a good sudoku, a good puzzle and lots of things mechanical). Pointers regarding: a) ease/ difficulty of execution b) quality of product up close c) order experiences with site .. would be much appreciated ! Thank you all ! Ite. http://www.paperlandmarks.com/taj-mahal.htm | |||||
| Forum improvement | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | essai | General discussion | |
| So, here is a fresh new thread to discuss the forum changes. We have tried to make a recap of the earlier propositions and we will do our best to respond them . All is not fixed yet with our web developpers, so some elements may change between what we are proposing now and the final result. It is therefore always possible for us to submit your good ideas to them. Of course, we will only consider here the constructive proposals. We know that the forum can be improved. We are working on it and we appreciate your collaboration . But please, avoid transforming t ... | |||||
| Help Identifying a Danish Modern Chair | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | RoxyJ | General discussion | |
| Hi eveyone, I have a set of 4 danish modern chairs that I am having difficulty identifying. They appear to be two-tone in colour, (possibly rosewood and teak) with orange (polyester?) upholstry on the seat. They are marked with "MADE IN DENMARK" on the underside of the seat which appears to be stamped. I borrowed this photo from an online source, but they are exactly like my chairs (there was no information on the online source, unfortunately) Any help would be appreciated. Thanks! | |||||
| Mid-Century help | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | west4me | General discussion | |
| I have been picking up a few pieces here and there and I have been having difficulty identifying the maker/designer/year on some of them. I won't post them all here at once, but do you know of a good resource; Be it online or a book, that would help me identify furniture from 1945-1973? This lamp has no markings. I have seen some table top versions that have the same bent wood shape. The table top ones all have globes that cover the metal mesh. Does anyone know anything about this lamp? Is it missing globes? | |||||
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