Search result for: di frutta
| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| cd, thanks for that! I was | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | Zephyr | General discussion | |
| cd, thanks for that! I was researching, trying to sort out the evolution of the marks, and having some difficulty putting the timeline together. You resolved all those questions in one shot, so I am grateful. All of the remaining pieces are the logo in "b", except for the 2 three section serving dishes, and the cheese board, which are Malaysia and Denmark/Japan respectively. Thanks again, for the info! | |||||
| DallasGraduate, | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | niceguy | General discussion | |
| DallasGraduate, Owning product incapable of passing a "cost benefit analysis" is nonsense. Employment by corporations that expect and respect actions versus excuses and in turn will pay for "specialty movers" of valued transferred employees is factual not snobbery. The lack of shoe polish or the difficulty of application is no reason to go barefoot. I do not suffer fools and my screen name is a reflection of others reality. I am grateful Ray Bradbury did not graduate. | |||||
| fastfwd, | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | niceguy | General discussion | |
| fastfwd, You are absolutely correct that I abhor "knock offs". The Gucci Chuck Taylor similarity was a joke. As close as I am able to get to the real deal is a pair of Converse All-Star's in brown leather my sister gave me a few years ago as a birthday gift. They are comfortable with the Levi's. I rarely wear the Gucci's due to the great difficulty in having the laces remain flat (it's all about looks). You have some nice kicks. | |||||
| Thanks Peruche......I reckon | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | MidCenturyQuirky | General discussion | |
| Thanks Peruche......I reckon I would have difficulty parting with them. | |||||
| I don't remember if there was | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | Spanky | General discussion | |
| ... this was based on photos I found online of one chair with the original webbing. It was not Pirelli webbing---maybe jute? I had the same difficulty finding 2" wide jute webbing to redo a Mathsson chair--finally had the owner order from a place in the UK, I think, that sells kits for rewebbing Mathsson chairs. What a pain! Good luck, I hope you fare better! | |||||
| teahouse or studio plans wanted | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | HPau | General discussion | |
| Image below- Jamberoo house - Glenn Murcutt The shed is going well, have discovered that living 20 minutes away from a sawmill has very real financial benefits 🙂 The structural timbers have come in at less than half of what I thought they'd be and think I can build something pre-fab to house myself too without much difficulty and at a remarkably low price. Its certainly nothing like making furniture! I am really freaking sick of digging holes though. Does anyone have any plans or links to plans of things like Japanese tea houses, pre-fabs that aren't fa ... | |||||
| I don't know how it was | 1 Relevance | 10 years ago | leif ericson - Zephyr Renner | General discussion | |
| ... or thick cardboard with fabric laminated onto it. Steps: cut front fabric twice as wide as the back. Fold it so the side edges meet in the center on the back side. Staple fabric to the top rail. Wrap fabric around the rails. Attach the bottom of the fabric to the bottom riail with tack strip, pounding the tack strip in from the front. Work foam or some sort of padding behind the facing fabric from the rear through the vertical gap where the edges of the fabric meet. Cut the backer board as wide as the space, minus two thicknesses of fabric, and as tall as ... | |||||
| Finally, after several months | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | gawags | General discussion | |
| Finally, after several months I'm satisfied with the H.P. Hansen desk repair. With a LOT of difficulty, I was able to remove most of the sag, due to warping, from the top. The slight sag created a gap where the desk top mounts to the cabinet frame at the outer edges. All the drawer fronts and the desk top were refinished to bring back the original color and luster; a perfect match to the color and luster of the remainder of the desk! I found a replacement drawer guide from Rockler Woodworking Supply and used the drawer glides that came with the drawer guide. ... | |||||
| For type of furniture | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | tktoo | General discussion | |
| For type of furniture commonly discussed on this forum, I'd agree with cdsilva. Rosewood stands alone at the top and beech brings up the rear with everything else making up the middle in no particular order. Rosewood is traditionally regarded as a premium luxury good. Its density, ability to take a high polish, rich coloration and difficulty to work all contribute to its stature. I don't think it's appropriate for my house, though. Too much, like a large case piece or a dining table, would look out of place to me. That said, I've seen spectacularly-figured e ... | |||||
| Taking that approach, and | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | SDR | General discussion | |
| Taking that approach, and going further, if the remianing original material can be removed, couldn't a new piece of lino be cut to fit and dropped in ? Linoleum is still made. Of course any other material about 1/8" thick would do; the beauty of this approach is that, with the least difficulty (no new holes, no paint), a close approximation of the original appearance could be achieved . . . | |||||
| I agree | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | Eameshead | General discussion | |
| I agree with all of the above comments. The planes are so hard and geometric, that for me it produces a feel that is cold. The cushions feel too plank-like to begin with, but that said, both bases need refinement, and should not feel thicker than the arms and cushions. This is a great example of the difficulty that all contemporary designers face when they venture too close to the MCM look. It ends up as a much less refined version of many great designs that already exist. Designs produced in the mid century heyday. | |||||
| Thanks | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | barryb | General discussion | |
| Thanks Thanks for the translation! Does anyone recognize that as a manufacturer name? Even with the correct spelling I am having difficulty locating any info... thanks again. | |||||
| Dumb question's time. | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | Mark | General discussion | |
| Dumb question's time. I'm having difficulty trying to imagine how this splint would attach to the leg. Which way is up? How does it attach? Why do you see so many splint's lacking any blood splatter? Bashfully, Aunt Mark ps rumor has it that Ray insisted that Charles wear a splint to bed every night but Sunday night. She so enjoyed watching Bonanza late on Sunday (Little Joe was quite handsome). I forgot the rest of the story. Anyone? SDR? | |||||
| Need Help Identifying my Plycraft Chair. | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| Need Help Identifying my Plycraft Chair. Hello All, Loved reading this feed and have also had difficulty researching my chair. It seems to be a special order or something. Bought if off my neighbor for $50, the ottoman has the paper label and the Plycraft sticker, the chair has only the staples where the paper label was. It's strange since this chair has the wood wrapped in leather!! The arms also are more square on the ends than rounded which I've seen in other images. Also, do not understand the spring and long bolt mechanism underneath, unless its so ... | |||||
| Saturation | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | Danish-homestore.com | General discussion | |
| Saturation There are many reasons why there is some difficulty in the mcm market right now and that is due to saturation of the mcm style. Here in the uk made.com are styling their products according to customers hunger for elegant and simple lines for the furniture which is going to complete a "look". There is also the issue of saturation in every aspect as several have mentioned. The 9-5 worker that hits carboot sales and small auctions at the weekend and "jockeys" their finds to every dealer in 100 mile radius asking for the kind of price that wright20 ge ... | |||||
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