Search result for: di frutta
| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| RE: Recently acquired? | 1 Relevance | 8 years ago | Ponyboy | General discussion | |
| Thanks for digging @lexi @wesemael and @leif-ericson ! I found this unmarked sold listing after following wesemael's inquiry of possibly it being Bovenkamp. Maybe a marked one solving the mystery will pop up someday : ) https://grandfathersaxe.com.au/products/kurt-olsen-high-back-lounge-chair-in-teak-and-blue-wool-1701e006 | |||||
| RE: Recently acquired? | 1 Relevance | 7 years ago | Ponyboy | General discussion | |
| Got this jumbo teak troll while thrifting. After some digging I think it was made in Sweden...? Maybe someone here will know. Stands about 13 inches! Attachment: 2B387ADC-50C1-4638-8888-015CBBBDA587.jpeg | |||||
| Can you help me ID these Lounge Chairs? Are these beautiful shapes Wegner? | 1 Relevance | 7 years ago | Vatelleable | Identification | |
| Hi there, I was able to adopt these chairs from my neighbors and I am in love with the shapes. I already did some searching/digging myself and they do remind me of some of Hans Wegners' Lounge chairs, but he doesn't seem to be the designer. Can anyone help me ID them? Would love to learn more about their history! Kindness, Heleen (the Netherlands) Attachment: 20200115_205855-medium.jpg | |||||
| RE: Kurt Ostervig Bar Cart | 1 Relevance | 6 years ago | Ponyboy | General discussion | |
| @lexi That’s the one! I have had such mixed luck digging up old threads, I figured I’d go this route. Thanks for pulling it up, very much appreciated! @zephyr Thanks again for the info (in 2018 😆) , I won’t lose it this time! | |||||
| Liisak...Pt.1 | 1 Relevance | 21 years ago | dcwilson | General discussion | |
| Liisak...Pt.1 I am 50, my wife 42, my son 7 yesterday. We are probably not the mean or the median for households, because of our late start on adding to the population. But... We do everything at our kitchen and dining room tables except sleep, and, ironically, occassionally eat at them. Nothing relieves the boredom of our family quite so much as a dinner on the floor around our fire place. These affairs are quite spontaneous. I think the underlying cause is we just can't bare to look at each other one more time in the rigid triangluation imposed by our kit ... | |||||
| Who designed this chair? | 1 Relevance | 7 years ago | lexi | General discussion | |
| ... pic (image 1) was the "Jutland " chair by Trollope and Sons , but no photo of chair from the reference source House and Garden 1957. Further digging and have found a few other hits; instagram and selling platforms...(images 2/3) Same chair, different caning ,weave style, no labels. Quelle surprise !! Ib Kofod-Larsen/ Selig attributions. I have drawn a blank 🤨 Perhaps some of the USA based members (@cdsilva) may have access to catalogues? Seeing as the "Tivoli " and "Copenhagen " chairs are by American designers, is it possible this is the case f ... | |||||
| RE: The last thing you acquired #20 | 1 Relevance | 6 years ago | Zephyr | General discussion | |
| Man, who is digging up these super old "the last thing I acquired" posts? The last one that I saw that was even remotely recent was in the 50's I think. | |||||
| RE: Kai kristiansen 42 Z chair | 1 Relevance | 6 years ago | andremarinho | Repair | |
| Hi, sorry to be digging out this post. i have 6 42 kai chairs that are not functioning well due to the swiveling piece being some aftermarket solution. Did you manage to find a solution or an alternative to put in the lower hole? Thank you. Best regards | |||||
| RE: Erno Fabry Chairs? | 1 Relevance | 5 years ago | tktoo2 | Identification | |
| Funny how the examples for sale online list them as walnut when they are clearly not. Cane appears to be hand-woven with individual strands maybe pegged into their holes? It would be a trick applying the binder cane if that's the case, however. Repairing it seems like it would be a lot of finicky work. Either way, I've never seen that pattern before, though I like it on those chairs. digging that upholstery fabric, too. It's almost as good as a date stamp! | |||||
| RE: Curtis Jere' Any collectors? Early pieces | 1 Relevance | 4 years ago | Herringbone | General discussion | |
| @tktoo2 Thank you for digging up this wonderful thread! I’ve never heard about C. Jere but really appreciate how members used to contribute to the forum back then. What a great read. | |||||
| RE: Can you identify these armchairs | 1 Relevance | 3 years ago | mark737 | Identification | |
| @herringbone Thanks for digging in and getting some info on HJ. I tried searching HJ Mobler but was unsuccessful. I did notice that the Danish company Skalma produces this sofa today in a similar style, which they also call "Luxor". Attachment: Skalma.jpg | |||||
| RE: 2 seater black leather Maralunga - Extremely stiff headrests that won't open | 1 Relevance | 3 years ago | BBkev | Repair | |
| cheers for the response. the digging i've done so far corroborates what you have said. I haven't contacted Cassina or anyone with any potential knowledge. that will be my next step. thanks for your response | |||||
| RE: Help identify this maker mark | 1 Relevance | 2 years ago | aloma | Identification | |
| Hey @mark737! Thank you so much for your reply! That was very helpful! I will do some more digging! I will leave some more images of it here. Attachment: 10MAY24-014.jpg | |||||
| France and Daverkosen Sofa and Loveseat | 1 Relevance | 6 years ago | LauraUWS | Identification | |
| I've been doing a bit of research on my parent's gorgeous Danish Modern furniture. They bought a loveseat and sofa around 1957 in New York. I found and ad posted on Instagram from Arts & Architecture that identified it as designed by Peter Hvidt. Did some further digging and identified it as having been manufactured by France & Daverkosen. It matches the FD 172 Slipper/Easy chair. I was curious if anyone had access to a France & Daverkosen catalogue that lists the sofa and loveseat. Attachment: Rq1zGTrRWOB1pPnuwvodg_thumb_5d2.jpg | |||||
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