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	These are part of...	1 Relevance	13 years ago	foxxxy	General discussion
	These are part of... These are part of dillingham's line of 'Esprit' furniture. I usually see them attributed to Martin Borenstein which may or may not be true. $75 is a steal. Ive sold the few ive found for around $700 a pop and theyre incredible easy to refinish but usually only need a good oiling.
	Its...	1 Relevance	13 years ago	EamesJunkie	General discussion
	Its... by dillingham.
	Thanks a lot, juanearl. I am	1 Relevance	11 years ago	cdsilva	General discussion
	Thanks a lot, juanearl. I am now pleased to have retroactively acquired my first "chairside table". While I have also come across the desk in the brochure, my two-tier version is a different design. It also has similar upturn edge profiles, but after I acquired the side table, I was able to determine that the two profiles have different dimensions. With the lack of any similar desk (or other piece of furniture) in this brochure, there is now more evidence that the desk is not dillingham. All three examples I have been able to find, including mine, surfaced o ...
	I concur with Starline...	1 Relevance	13 years ago	Killian	General discussion
	I concur with Starline... I concur with Starline ....and if it helps then the chairs appear to be by dillingham and are quite often sold as Pierre Cardin chairs because dillingham produced the Cardin range.
	Who Abandoned Furniture design?	1 Relevance	14 years ago	straylight	General discussion
	Who Abandoned Furniture design? Umanoff did not abandon furniture design, Shaver Howard abandoned selling furniture in favor of Wine Racks, Serving Carts and Etageres. Arthur Umanoff continued to design furniture just not with Shaver Howard. Here's a partial list of the companies Umanoff designed furniture for in the 70's and 80's: Moreddi Directional Thonet Dillingham Rouse/Jackson David Morgan Contemporary Shells http://www.arthurumanoff.com
	A brief history of Arthur Umanoff	1 Relevance	15 years ago	straylight	General discussion
	... process from concept to prototyping and use testing through to merchandising and marketing. These Post Modern Ltd designs were marketed and distributed by Elton, along with work by Tony Paul. In 1954 he started designing for Shaver Howard producing the Wrought Iron and Wooden Slat chairs, tables bars and bar carts for which he is best known. He will continue designing for Shaver Howard through to the 70's. In 1961 Storkline Inc. took Umanoff's designs for Shaver Howard and produced them in reduced scale as children's furniture, the furniture line was calle ...
	RE: Foster McDavid Furniture	1 Relevance	6 years ago	mark737	General discussion
	This dining set is up for auction in a few days and also for sale on Etsy. The seller lists it as designed by Milo Baughman “for the Foster McDavid Furniture Company in 1965 which was later purchased by dillingham”. There’s no evidence Baughman designed for either company and Foster McDavid was sold to Trogdon Furniture in 1975. So it seems to be another example of Foster appropriating someone else’s design, in this case Merton Gershun's Esprit chairs for dillingham. Attachment: 88C94E28-95CC-4266-BC84-D7A8632C4428.jpeg
	Sorry ! I'll send the fax of 7 pages	1 Relevance	23 years ago	henriette	General discussion
	Sorry ! I'll send the fax of 7 pages Sorry to both dillion and especially Koen for my late reply. Haven't been reading here for a long time. You don't have to translate for me Koen, I can understand (most of) it. But I'll still send the fax (immediately ! 06 march 2004) 😉 Henriette
	As a Dillitante	1 Relevance	19 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	only beginning to learn and collect... A solid teak lounger and ottoman from Dux Sweden bought from the original owner, who bought it from Folke Ohlsson himself in CA. It is in overall fantastic condition. I figure this is a good start.
	all keep looking!	1 Relevance	19 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	all keep looking! Thanks Mark for the info...I had not heard of De Sede before, Saporiti yes. I was hoping it was some designer in the leauge of panton, dillon or paulin.
	inexpensive - but different	1 Relevance	16 years ago	niceguy	General discussion
	inexpensive - but different winging_it, For low cost and something that "everyone and their brother" does not have how about the Ingo Maurer Willy dilly or the Canned Light. Let the people who are stepping up from Rooms To Go shop at Ikea. A person always gets exactly what they pay for in quality.
	I have a beautiful	1 Relevance	16 years ago	Riki	General discussion
	I have a beautiful Harvey Probber oval dining table w/leaves sitting in my basement collecting dust. It is natural (unstained) mahogany. I will sell it for 2,500 USD if you promise that it is going to go to a loving home and you are willing to come get it/arrange for shipping. I am only in the US until Aug. 23rd so don't dilly-dally. You can see my table on 1stdibs, just search for Harvey Probber dining table, unstained mahogany, oval, saber leg. If you are seriously interested, I will put it on the Radar (see above menu line) and you can buy it.
	You DID stereotype skateboarders as morons.	1 Relevance	18 years ago	Modern Love	General discussion
	You diD stereotype skateboarders as morons. When you said: "next time read the article first. It's about a concert hall being used by skateboarders. They wouldn't care if it were a produce market instead." Perhaps you should take your own advice. The article states that the concert hall was designed by a skateboarder. Dillon Lin, a skaterboarder, is the Project Architect for Zaha Hadid. To quote the article: "We design spaces that are flowing and continuous, and just by coincidence skateboarders look for that kind of continuity," dillon Lin, an architect ( ...
	I just learned a couple of	1 Relevance	11 years ago	leif ericson - Zephyr Renner	General discussion
	... Therefore soap treating oak can darken the oak. Especially if the soap is too concentrated: http://www.carlhansen.com/craftsmanship/maintenance/tables/ I think it would be fair to infer that decades of soap treatment would have the same effect. Anyway, the bottom and underside are lighter probably because the first owner was meticulous in maintaining the soap treatment, except for the undersides, which should have been soaped too. Or perhaps the former owner used too concentrated soap. The effect is that of a light ammonia fuming. i think you could haste ...
	Chronophage, have you used	1 Relevance	12 years ago	Spanky	General discussion
	... I am sure there are similar products in the UK, though--no need to pay high shipping costs just to get Star-brite. To the OP--can you get some oxalic acid? A lot of us here have had excellent results using a very dilute solution to remove dark marks on teak (and walnut). It might work on the area that you nearly burned with the iron. I had a teak table with a large dark area with blurred perimeter (not the kind of black stain from a spilled liquid or wet glass or flower pot). It was there when I got the table so I had no idea what caused it. I made a ...