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| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| Thanks GZ | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | Eameshead | General discussion | |
| Thanks GZ You do some good work, and I do appreciate your production and work ethic. What comes to mind after viewing the video: 1) As artists, we certainly do create and choose our own dilemmas. 2) The artist has a LOT to do with the way his/her work gets assimilated into the world (or not). We choose our poison once we make certain choices. 3) Ebay is a weird place. Certainly not a test for what is good art. Only a test for what sells. (I say this knowing nothing about your history with ebay, but I heard you refer to it many times, so now I am curious) Pic ... | |||||
| For the third time in two | 1 Relevance | 10 years ago | cdsilva | General discussion | |
| ... The description this time is the best: "This chair design is listed in the Danish Furniture Index, confirmed by the experts Hanne Wilhelm Hansen and Bard Henriksen, as a work by Finn Juhl manufactured by France & Sons. A 1956 catalog of Finn Juhl Furniture for Niels Vodder includes this work but lists the name P. Vodder as the designer. This set of chairs was in the collection of John H. Howe, architect and chief draftsman for Frank Lloyd Wright. Signed with branded manufacturer's mark to frame of each example: [Niels Vodder Cabinetmaker Copenhagen Denmark] ... | |||||
| SX, | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | uasrem2 | General discussion | |
| ... at the ends only, then you should treat the wood (boracare, etc.) and cap it w/ copper flashing w/ copper fasteners (unless there are types of metal present to match). Establish the minimum length of solid wood to get uniform copper size and follow the rafter (& girder) end profiles. Dont be concerned w/ the original intent of the Architect if you're seeing signs of recurring trouble. With historic bldg preservation it's only natural (& you're expected) to find solutions for recurring building problems not originally considered and is compromising the struc ... | |||||
| I agree! | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | Tulipman | General discussion | |
| I agree! Bottom line,the seller sets the price.(Possibly a hasty decision to be rid of said chair),but the onus is on the seller for due diligence in establishing the selling price.ModHaus actually exceeded her asking price by over 100%,so how could it even be remotely inferred he was taking advantage? Now,if he happened to be an unscrupulous estate appraiser and offered her the $100.00,knowing full well he was low balling,then that's a different story.A buyer/seller agreement locks the deal.It's not like anybody holds a gun to the seller's head.Anyhow,this ... | |||||
| Well put,Whitespike | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | Tulipman | General discussion | |
| Well put,Whitespike I absolutely agree 100%.Knowledge is power.If a seller agrees to an offered price,and there is no gun being held to his head- a buyer/seller agreement is reached and that's that.If anything,shame on the children for not doing their "due diligence".They grew up with the stuff,hated it,and unloaded it,and good bye.No pity here. Furthermore,how about the shopper who found the huge black pearl on a gold mount in a basket on the counter at the thrift store for $12.00.? It will be auctioned off for about $235,000 dollars at Sotheby's.Shame o ... | |||||
| I was not aware of the 3... | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | DPN | General discussion | |
| I was not aware of the 3... I was not aware of the 3 year warranty, however this is through a HM dealer so I believe it would have the same warranty. I will check with my person about that on Monday. From what I can gather this is a good price. I'm just a little nervous because this is my first big purchase of a dream peace. I'm want to make sure I can say I did the due diligence. DPN | |||||
| RE: ID Help. Finnish Table With 10 Chairs. | 1 Relevance | 6 years ago | tktoo2 | General discussion | |
| @mvc Again, I stand humbled and flattered. I'd advise due diligence (including recent photos) before doing anything rash, however. | |||||
| Both those sites sell | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | Spanky | General discussion | |
| Both those sites sell knockoffs and the general consensus here is that knockoffs are way less desirable than the real thing. You can probably get a nice vintage set for an affordable price with some diligent and patient hunting. | |||||
| You can confirm it for | 1 Relevance | 10 years ago | leif ericson - Zephyr Renner | General discussion | |
| You can confirm it for yourself by comparing it with photo of a marked sofa or chair. Find a photo of the underside or without cushions if you want to be super diligent. But what else is it going to be? | |||||
| You're quite welcome. If you | 1 Relevance | 10 years ago | Spanky | General discussion | |
| You're quite welcome. If you're patient and diligent, you will eventually get a good deal on a fabric you love. I've gotten a bunch of Pebble Wool on eBay for not much money, including 4-5 yards of maroon that wasn't labeled and the seller hadn't figured it out. You don't need a whole lot for that chair, either, which makes it easier. Good luck! | |||||
| Natural Accumulation | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | dankman | General discussion | |
| ... the collection better (or sez me). I like the idea that us ordinary folks - the hoi polloi - can through diligence, time and a good eye; enjoy a stylish environment without excessively onerous expenditures. You're right... I'm sure that I'll grow to like my circus-colored assemblage of Panton chairs. Color palette kinda reminds me of a Wonder Bread label, it does. 'Wonder Bread'. What a great name. I'm still gonna look for my red/orange Panton miracle though. Also looking for some affordable KU / 'Zona basketball tix. An equal miracle that! - George | |||||
| Koen and Movement Process Dynamics...Pt.3 | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | dcwilson | General discussion | |
| ... their short, mid and long term capital deployments. The trouble is most people who think about design and architecture in terms of profundity of philosophy, etc., tend to speak of it in a purely philosophical, or "feeling" way that does not connnect down to the epistemological ladder to where the producers and investors are making capital deployment decisions. Imagine if two people entered your office asking you to back products/buildings--each pressing for a different one of two popular idioms. Next imagine that one presented you with a bunch of sophistica ... | |||||
| On a more positive note, I | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | Zephyr | Identification | |
| ... the best woods, ..... the *best* woods), Assembled in the geographical center of American furniture making, California, these tables typify why furniture made in a America is so much more superior to that foreign made stuff, using 3rd world firewood (e.g. teak, rosewood, afromosia, wenge, pao santo, etc.). These tables were no doubt sold at a store, rather than flat packed and hauled out of the jungle on a donkey. Now, if I know this forum, I am going to get a lot of comments driven by jealousy and covetousness. Don't hate the the player, hate the game. ... | |||||
| What the...? If someone | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | Spanky | General discussion | |
| What the...? If someone asked me to do either of these jobs and especially both of these jobs, I'd kindly direct him or her to the nearest set of chairs designed for woven seats, because there are TONS of them out there. And like I said, you can still find some great bargains if you are patient and diligent. I totally get the attraction of woven Danish paper cord but in the words of the late great Omar Little--- | |||||
| Vintage JH Round Chairs can | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | cdsilva | General discussion | |
| Vintage JH Round Chairs can be bought in the US for between $1000-1500 if you are patient and diligent. There was an all-oak pair that was recently offered locally for $300 and was scooped up for a flip immediately. I was a couple of hours too late for that one. | |||||
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