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| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| As Leif says "P. Westergaard | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | Peter Dalsgaard | General discussion | |
| As Leif says "P. Westergaard . Møbelfabrik" is the manufacturer. Here's a little additional info. "Silkeborg" is the city in Denmark. "Telefon 3888 fl. lin." = "phone 3888 multiple lines." The print in red "nr 14 palis" must mean "model no. 14 rosewood" (palis=short for palisander=rosewood in danish) The black print "bil" could either be "car" (delivery method), or short for "voucher". "Fa." short for "Fabrikant"="Manufacturer". I wouldn't put to much credit into that title. In Denmark it was more well esteemed to be a "Manufacturer" than just a "Furniture retailer". "Frøkjær Knudsen" the name of the retailer. "Møbelmagasin"="Furniture store" "Asylgade 9 Thisted" street and city of the retailer. And here's some additional additional info. The furniture is crafted before 1967. Denmark got postal code/zip codes that year. There is no code on the label. I'm not an expert in the old phone numbers, but I believe the 4-digit numbers were used from the 1940's-early 1960's. (today we got 8-digits in Denmark.) And to round it of (if you're still reading), here's some additional additional additional info. The retailer, Frøkjær Knudsen, continued to work until the age of 90. Hence the Furniture store existed until the year 2000. On the picture below you can see his shop, under the sign saying "MØBLER". Despite the, more or less interesting, historical facts, I have absolutely no idea who actually designed the nightstands. | |||||
| Stamp and 3241 | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | JensV | General discussion | |
| Stamp and 3241 Thanks for the information, Any idea what the 4 digit number under the stamp could mean? Is 750euro the wright amount for this rocker? Very happy with the colour, it fits perfectly with my first Vitra rocker. | |||||
| Oh, and the 1970s version... | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | leif ericson - Zephyr Renner | General discussion | |
| Oh, and the 1970s version... Oh, and the 1970s version has the usual Møller stamp. The "older" version does not appear to be marked at all, except for stamped numbers, "45 - xx," where xx is a two digit code I don't remember right now. | |||||
| Thanks | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| Thanks for the reply. That does help out. Mine is a 2nd generation without the boot guides and only two screws under the arm rests. The labels and medallion are long gone, but I can always find a replacement on "the Bay". The only identifying marks are the three digit numbers stamped on the inside of each shell (so they wouldn't get mixed up on the floor). The numbers are: 252. I don't know if you can tell by those numbers what year it was manufactured. Let me know. | |||||
| . | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | Mark | General discussion | |
| . My local Amvet's thrift store also prices their items similar ($19.91..0r $13.31 or even $2.62..etc.) so that dishonest people don't dare erase the first digit before bringing the treasure up to the register. All prices are the same when reading them front to back. ps. what a good deal on the credenza!! | |||||
| Inspected by #1. | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | fastfwd | General discussion | |
| Inspected by #1. That's my guess, anyway. Number-in-a-circle often indicates the date of manufacture (one typical arrangement is a 2-digit year in the center, with an arrow or other marker at one of the 12 "hour" positions around the perimeter to indicate the month). Looking at photos online, though, I see that these chairs were usually stamped with the Summit Prime number-in-a-circle AND a separate numeric date code. | |||||
| That parquet detailing is... | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | foxxxy | General discussion | |
| That parquet detailing is... That parquet detailing is the bookmatching inlay I referred to earlier. In the image of your serial number, you can see white over-spray which seems a little sloppy for lane furniture. To date Lane pieces, simply read the serial number backwards and you get the month, date and year. Sometimes there is an extra digit after the year which designates the factory where it was made (yours does not have this). | |||||
| . | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | HPau | General discussion | |
| . When did phone numbers get an extra digit at that location? It will be at least that old. Lovely chair. | |||||
| I was also expecting it to be... | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | tchp | General discussion | |
| I was also expecting it to be... I was also expecting it to be a three digit figure, in that it did not seem like a retail sales situation. $2,000 seems high, and I think what you do depends on how much you want a Kofod Larsen credenza like this one. You do not come across many of these that are cheaply priced, as demand for them is strong. The damage does not seem too bad, and as SDR said, it could be covered with a new edge veneer eventually (although I would want to see what the back side of the door looked like, and the hinge condition). If I really wa ... | |||||
| That's a lot of lettuce. | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | william-holden-... | General discussion | |
| That's a lot of lettuce. I was expecting to hear a three-digit figure-- the pink candle leading me to think this a Craigslist sale ... accompanied by a Craigslist kind of price. To me, the little missing chunk on the door is a VERY big flaw at two grand or that vicinity. | |||||
| Agree Foam + Upholstery +... | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | Sound & Design | General discussion | |
| Agree Foam + Upholstery +... Agree Foam + Upholstery + Labor = Major expense Only way I'd take on a project like that, if I got the chair for free or for a two digit number like $10. Best of luck....both of you | |||||
| Is a Nelson or Umanoff-er? | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | barrympls | General discussion | |
| Is a Nelson or Umanoff-er? Some of the later table models are being put up these days and I'm wondering just who was responsible? These puppies are in the 3 digit series (500-600's) | |||||
| I would stay away from the... | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | Sound & Design | General discussion | |
| I would stay away from the... I would stay away from the Three-legged Wegner. It's a lounge chair, would only make it harder to leave. I like Whitespikes suggestion of Wegners Valet! Look into Arne Jaobsen's series for Fritz Hansen... There are overwhelming number of options, could easily roll this thread into double if not triple digit pages. | |||||
| Low opening bids are like catnip | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | william-holden-... | General discussion | |
| Low opening bids are like catnip First, the item's pounced upon by naive bottom-feeders, who actually THINK they might score the thing for ten or twenty bucks. After several of these types have nibbled the price up--in puny single-digit increments-- the item then has multiple bids, and it seems all the more desirable to other bidders. Irrational, but that's human nature. A crowd attracts a crowd. | |||||
| The problem extends beyond "funbidders" | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | Poach | General discussion | |
| ... as previously stated, rarely pans out. As for the incremental bidding, I've seen it many times on my own auctions, so I know it's not a shill. It's invariably a noob with a single digit rating, who obviously doesn't understand the way Ebay's automatic bidding works. As an occasional seller, I'm a fan of sniping. From the seller's perspective, the longer the price stays low, the more followers and bidders and auction will garner. As a buyer, I've been disappointed by losing a snipe. But then, it wasn't the timing that lost me the auction. It was my low ... | |||||
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