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#	Post Title	Result Info	Date	User	Forum
	dimple doors	2 Relevance	19 years ago	whitespike	General discussion
	dimple doors that would be a bitch to fabricate. it almost seems strange that the eames designed the dimple door. it seems it has no real function other than decoration - anti modern to some.
	I believe the dimpled shock	2 Relevance	12 years ago	kin1117	General discussion
	I believe the dimpled shock mounts suggest production dates of 53-54 and the boot glides were used between 54 and 57. I stand to be corrected.
	My understanding is dimpled	2 Relevance	12 years ago	kin1117	General discussion
	My understanding is dimpled shock mounts like yours are generally dated to 53-54. You probably need the dome of silence screw in glides. Check with Graham Mancha. He has original parts. My untrained eyes believe it's walnut. As far as the scratches, it's probably best you leave them as is. It adds character like a badge of honor.
	Dimplex offers an attractive...	2 Relevance	15 years ago	Gaile Guevara	General discussion
	Dimplex offers an attractive... Dimplex offers an attractive glass heater however I wish it came in white glass or custom colour. Alternatively, I have considered Runtal as an option. If budget allows, in floor heating is the best. Products such as NuHeat provide a great alternative. http://www.dimplex.com/consumer_products/heaters/wall_panel_heaters/dgp1...
	You gave the dims.	2 Relevance	12 years ago	Pegboard Modern	General discussion
	You gave the dims. But that image with the tongs really lends a sense of scale. That bowl is huge. Especially for a solid piece. We've had a number of very nice Quistgaard teak salad bowls, but they have all been laminated. A solid teak piece that size is very impressive.
	Thanks for the dims ball. I...	2 Relevance	14 years ago	superdeluxe20	General discussion
	Thanks for the dims ball. I... Thanks for the dims ball. I tried dedece but they wouldn't play because my chair is a late 70's issue imported from the states. The fabric is all good so my upholsterer should be able to come up with a decent range of choices. Thanks again - good to see the forum is still serving a purpose for the occasional query like mine. Cheers
	Scan not dinavia	2 Relevance	16 years ago	brentgable	General discussion
	Scan not dinavia Shipwright, is there a chance you could scan the page out of your book about the wine holder and either post it or email it to me? Thanks, Brent
	I dined on raw snail* in Vale	2 Relevance	11 years ago	Mark	Off topic
	I dined on raw snail* whilst in Vale. Best, Aunt Mark * 1 syllable.
	I ran out of time...diner...	2 Relevance	21 years ago	koen	General discussion
	I ran out of time...diner... that's why I over reacted slightly. But...P.V.C. is one of those nice materials with a...small problem. Normally a person of your skills would not run into problems because you would not let it heat up too much, nor burn. It is by the way the most self extinuishing (how tdo you spell that?) of all plastics (unless they are specialy threated for it) and the manufacturer is right it thermo-forms quite nicely. The plastic industry does not like it because of the legal restrictions and because the moulds have to be chrome plated in order to resist the corrosion of the P.V.C.when melted. For prototyping I always liked it because it is easy to cut clean, to glue and to paint and it is a strong, stable and impact resistant material both as foam and solid. Be careful!
	I am always disheartened by the snobbery regarding IKEA.	2 Relevance	20 years ago	Olive	General discussion
	I am always disheartened by the snobbery regarding IKEA. Here's a company that makes stuff you can look at without burning your eyes and live with without decimating your bank account. Most of it is emminently practical to assemble and use. You'd think people would be grateful that functional, fairly tasteful things are affordable. But noooooooooooo, it's always the chant/rants of "IKEA copies designs" (like who doesn't these days) or "IKEA uses particle board and melamine veneer" (The horror! Duh! How else is a table $9.99) I have a house full of modern fur ...
	Trump dines on K-Bone	2 Relevance	10 years ago	Eameshead	Off topic
	Trump dines on K-Bone and a small hand for dessert while he makes small talk . Sarah gazes at odd outlined hand in portrait while she snacks in bed
	Povl Dinesen was a minor	2 Relevance	8 years ago	leif ericson - Zephyr Renner	Identification
	Povl dinesen was a minor cabinetmaker in the Copenhagen guild who stopped exhibiting in the 1950s and built up a business retailing factory designs from around Denmark mostly to American military personnel. He also designed a few pieces and made them in his shop.
	For the sofa Povl Dinesen was	2 Relevance	10 years ago	leif ericson - Zephyr Renner	Identification
	For the sofa Povl dinesen was the retailer. Dux was the maker. (It sounds like Povl dinesen was the retail for all of this stuff. He specialized in selling to American military personnel).
	Povl Dinesen is the name.	2 Relevance	10 years ago	leif ericson - Zephyr Renner	Identification
	Povl dinesen is the name. And they are NOT all France and S
	Hans Wegner Papa Bear chair and ottoman with Povl Dinesen label and the round metal "Furniture Makers Danish Control" label	2 Relevance	10 years ago	doctorgary5	Identification
	... and perhaps the A.P. Stolen stamp is covered up, or maybe there isn't one. The chair and the ottoman as well have the round metal label mentioned in the title above. The chair also has a very shiny label that carries the following: ORIGINAL MODERN DANISH FURNITURE [logo of interlocking p and d] supplied by POVL diNESEN CABINETMAKER 7. Madvige Alle Copenhagen Denmark From what I have read and seen, it would appear that this is a b ...