Search result for: di frutta
| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| I actually like the design.... | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | foxxxy | General discussion | |
| I actually like the design.... I actually like the design. Simple and straightforward. I agree with you on the wood frame. I'm not digging the finish/grain. What kind of wood is it and did you stain it? It looks blotchy in some areas. | |||||
| Lichtenstein | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | l1flafly | General discussion | |
| Lichtenstein So I buy this Lichtenstein copy at my local swap meet for 40 dollars cause it has a broken glass frame. I open it up get the poster out and to my very welcome surprise I discover it is a serigraph!!!! A little digging finds that I am a proud owner of a second edition original Lichtenstein poster for the Aspen Jazz Festival 1967. I should also mention I purchased one other Lichtenstein second edition Merton of the Movies poster and a jim dine hearts poster for 40 bucks as well. Super stoked, however the aspen poster isn't in the best of condition ... | |||||
| Thank you Straylight | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | TinyArmada | General discussion | |
| ... by Urban Furniture Co. We will keep digging to see if we can find a photo or article featuring this precise piece - but I would say straylights documentation is pretty sound on the matter. The construction is solid and high quality and the factories are in Sweden. Thank you again Straylight, this is very much appreciated. - A.S. | |||||
| Hmmm... I'm not convinced. | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | tktoo | General discussion | |
| Hmmm... I'm not convinced. I'm not digging the screw heads and the visible edge of the shock mount looks too shiny. Octoeff, are you in the US? Could you pop off a cushion or two and show us what's underneath? | |||||
| Thanks Jdip! | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | TinyArmada | General discussion | |
| ... far. Thanks so much J. dip I will be digging into this tonight. Since you are familiar with the Wheeler designs do you know anything more about them off hand? Only thing I can't seem to find are lamps using fabric shades, the "sight light" floor lamps seem to take up all the google results. -Maria | |||||
| Dating the Shell... | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | J.J. | General discussion | |
| Dating the Shell... Thanks for the link brbeard. I'm still very interested in figuring out this shell, dating it or getting a story to it. There's no embossment symbol of any kind on the chair either. That does make it an earlier version right? I'm going to do as much digging as I can. I think the sheen (according to me) is still very much on. Perhaps it's overshadowing the true fibers a bit. I'm not sure but I probably just need to take some better photos with appropriate light to give a better representation. Can't wait for more feedback. Thanks everyone. | |||||
| I have made no claims | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | TinyArmada | General discussion | |
| ... George Nelson. I have that exact image in the email from you. Did you get it wrong? Perhaps I should post the email. Jog our memory on your "certainty". You have as yet to provide any attribution to Frank and Son. Sorry, a scribbled drawing from one paper, just is not going to cut it - especially when the chair is not even in the "picture." And where is the information coming from the GN produced only one set for Arbucks? But do not worry, we have two people digging through genuine Nelson Archives going through the 50 odd technical drawings GN did for Arbuc ... | |||||
| Hey there | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | TinyArmada | General discussion | |
| ... - if I am not mistaken - and I may be because there may be another producer in there. Gavina made them at the time you have referenced - 1965. When they produced them, they had the tube ends totally sealed, polished down so when they chrome dipped them, you did not see any cap. It is interesting because to my limited knowledge of the previous producer, and the fact that Stendig did a lot of importing of various items, that the item you have could be special even though it has caps. I have other chairs with the Stendig Label - so I know what they should look ... | |||||
| Still curious about these... | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| Still curious about these... Still curious about these radios. Been digging for a while and managed to find this clipping from the New York Times (1946) which shows two other radios. Need to find some better copies of these photos.. | |||||
| 2-3 inches is a LOT to "modify" on any chair, | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | william-holden-... | General discussion | |
| 2-3 inches is a LOT to "modify" on any chair, let alone a tulip-style chair. Booster seats? Lower the table by digging a sunken "dining pit" into the floor? Silicone butt pads? Sell the chairs on Craigslist then buy higher ones? http://www.lovemybubbles.com/silicone-hip-pads.shtml | |||||
| Wow Did you see Jonathan... | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | donsof | General discussion | |
| Wow did you see Jonathan... Wow did you see Jonathan Goldstein did some research on that site linked above? That guy is on top of everything. I thought I was digging up research on old 50s iron furniture, but I know nothing! Keep up the good work Jonathan. I always thought these chairs looked too wobbly for Grossman. http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/12126-fiberglass-chairs | |||||
| Have enjoyed all BPS info and pics! | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | KenA | General discussion | |
| Have enjoyed all BPS info and pics! My mother purchased her dining set from in 1970 from a store just south of San Francisco. She LOVES Danish modern and the entire house is furnished in this style since the 1960's I decided to research this furniture on my recent visit and the first link I found for "BPS furniture" was this one. What great luck that was! I got all of the information and pictures I was looking for. My mom swore that her set was solid walnut, but most of the pictures in the catalogue listed the wood as either teak or rosewood. I finally ... | |||||
| Any clues at all....labels,... | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | jesgord | General discussion | |
| Any clues at all....labels,... Any clues at all....labels, markings, etc? Pics from any other angles. I just looked through a Povl dinesen catalog which often turns up IDs for hard to ID Danish designs. It had the Reenskaug rocker, but not you chair. I'll keep digging | |||||
| rya love | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | taptaptap | General discussion | |
| rya love digging our turquoise rya / ryijy -- made by finnrya, early 60's, designer ritva puotila? | |||||
| Solved | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | jakjest | General discussion | |
| Solved I did some more digging and I got my answer. These chairs were designed by Alf Svensson ca. 1950. More in the link. It is still a unsolved mystery why there are two producer tags on the chair. The chair in the link was produced by Ljungs Industrier Malmo. My chairs have DUX and ASKO stickers. Any thoughts? The seller told me that he brought the chairs from germany if it is of any clue. http://www.blocket.se/stockholm/1950_t_Pop_fatoljer__STUDIO__av_Alf_Sven... | |||||
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