Search result for: di frutta
| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| Mid Century Desk ID Quiz | 1 Relevance | 10 years ago | cdsilva | Identification | |
| I came across this desk online last week and was surprised to find out who designed and made it (both well known). Therefore, I thought I'd do a little ID quiz to see who is able to identify it at first sight. With a little digging around online, I'm sure the answer would present itself, but who is able to recognize it without searching. The desk is labeled, Unfortunately, this is the only photo of this particular desk (besides the label) that was on that webpage. | |||||
| Wegner Sawbuck Rocking Chair??? | 1 Relevance | 10 years ago | marsmodern | Identification | |
| Saw an ad for a Wegner Sawbuck Rocking Chair today and wasn't aware that he made one. did a little digging and found this site that has one as an example. http://midcenturymodernist.com/2010/furniture-objects/designers-makers/peter-loughrey-highlights-hans-wegner-in-lama’s-50th-auction/ But that's it. I can't find another anywhere or even a knock-off. The seller said it isn't marked (at least not that he can see). Any thoughts? Authentic? Reproduction? Knock-off? Any catalogs to support? Thanks! | |||||
| Illum Wikkelso chairs with unusual clips for Pirelli webbing | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | Heide Goody | General discussion | |
| Hi, these 2 chairs need replacement webbing, but the way that the clips are secured is unusual. The clips are barbed, and seem to work by digging into the wood when they are tucked into the (horizontal) slot. I have experimented with using a wooden kitchen spatula to get them into position, but I wondered if anyone has experience of these and can advise on: whether I can buy these clips anywhere a better way to secure them | |||||
| Possible Curtis Jere | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | faquino | Identification | |
| Hi All, I'm new to this forum and could use a little help! I purchased this piece of art at a flea market in Texas and while doing a little digging, I think it might be a Curtis Jere. Can someone please help me or point me in the right direction. Any feedback is greatly appreciated. | |||||
| Scandanavian Bentwood Lounge Chair Identification | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | Dropkickd_rock | Identification | |
| Interesting Vintage Bentwood Chair I may be buying. I wanted to see if anyone could tell me an origin or identify the piece. Danish? Leather? Im digging the design. Thanks in advance. | |||||
| Cushions: form vs. function? What do you think? | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | Spanky | General discussion | |
| ... reasons. My favorite rocking chair is the J16 by Hans Wegner. I love it unadorned but there's not much lower back support so I just add a pillow. This doesn't cover up much of the back and for me, the back above the arms is what I like best--that subtle fan shape and the slim spindles. And the top of it.I've seen a bunch with an added head cushion. I get why people want this. I'm sure it adds comfort. But for me, it messes with the design too much and I doubt I'd ever add such a thing. Ditt ... | |||||
| Chrome and leather chair ID | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | DHutch17 | General discussion | |
| I need some help with any info you all might have on this chair. The chrome and leather stuff is typically not my thing as I'm more into Danish, but I'm digging the base on this chair. Anyone out there with better knowledge? I don't wanna buy anything new/cb2-ish. Thanks! | |||||
| cool modernist ipad cases? | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | Lit Up | General discussion | |
| just wondering what ones you use. not digging generic leather cases much... want a design piece. /firstworldproblem | |||||
| lane acclaim tables - restor-a-finish-able? | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| came across a lane coffee table with drawers, and end table, and a nightstand for a good price. all of the pieces are in decent shape, and will be lovely with some gentle refinishing. i've done some digging around re: refinishing these, and most folks seem to be sanding and staining. i had thought that howard's restor-a-finish (walnut) would do the trick nicely. am i wrong? below are some pics of the coffee table. | |||||
| Mysterious Bent Plywood Horseshoe Base Chair | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | Elle Design Studio | General discussion | |
| Hi All, I am on quite a quest to discover the origins of my plywood chair I've recently acquired. We have refinished the frame, and reupholstered the cushions. Here are the steps we've taken so far... 1. Google search for Plycraft Lounge Chair The only image we have been able to find is from a company down in Tennessee who claims the chair is by George Mulhauser. When we contacted them, it turns out they have no evidence that this is in fact by Mulhauser. They are assuming based on their "experience"... and charging $4800 for the pair. 2. Mulhauser's Family ... | |||||
| Greek non-objective art | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | brbeard | General discussion | |
| This is a bit of a shot in the dark...I picked this piece up from the local thrift last week (90 cents!). I'm really digging it, and the quality of the production and framing suggests to me that it may have been done by somebody of at least some artistic import. From the chop marks, I'm deducing that the signature is written in greek - I think it's ΜΗΛΙΞΝΗΣ (?). Unfortunately, this person doesn't exist, according to google. It's going on my wall regardless, but I'd love to know more about this artist and piece, if at all possible! So I'm just throwing it out ... | |||||
| Identify this Henredon 60's/70's sofa | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | DougyPlanet | General discussion | |
| Dealer insists its a Knoll, I thought it was Charles Pfister then I realized its too long and the lines are wrong in front. More digging and found its a Henredon. I already purchased it (the khaki one sans the plaid pillows), Henredon is nothing to sneeze at, but not as cool as Knoll. Sofa still has a nice design, going for 60's 70's mod look. Anyhow, anyone know the model/series/year/designer/msrp of this by chance? | |||||
| Perriand CP-1 sconce installation | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | britepepper | General discussion | |
| Hi, Does anyone have experience with installation of the Charlotte Perriand sconces? Are they big enough to cover a 4" round junction box? From pictures I've seen online, it looks like they are too narrow. It appears that some install a cover plate first with the sconce on top....I'm not really digging that solution. Before I buy a couple for a remodel I'd like to know if I can mount them in a way that's more acceptable. Thanks for any help, Brett | |||||
| Good luck with the research I | 1 Relevance | 10 years ago | Rob Naylor | General discussion | |
| Good luck with the research I look forward to hearing any results. You've whetted my appetite for knowing more about the desk - I'm going to do a bit more 'digging' too. | |||||
| Cheers Minimoma, | 1 Relevance | 10 years ago | AdamS | General discussion | |
| Cheers Minimoma, does the FR on the frame stand for Fratelli Reugetti? I always enjoy a little archeological digging around the provenience of any mid-century piece. Bought it, cos I liked it, and ienjoy restoring pieces of this era... but i always like to know a little more about the piece, before I start working on it. Thanks for your help. Regards. | |||||
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