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	getting a job	1 Relevance	13 years ago	niceguy	General discussion
	getting a job kunstbus, "I've worked in one of the two most well-known high end auction houses and to get a steady position as an expert there and not only a trainee post, they look at your netwerk". A partner in a law firm once told me that there a thousands of graduates that know the law (they are a dime a dozen), they need rainmakers (people who bring in business). They may even look at spelling (netwerk) as a criteria. I would also look for a person who thinks on their feet and knows how to do their own homework.
	Sadly	1 Relevance	14 years ago	Joshua F (USA)	General discussion
	Sadly There are no labels on these. The woman I bought them from, said they were in the house since 1950. I also bought a first production rope edge with the dime imprint on the seat, that looked like it had never been sat in. These table def had some wear to them on the paint, and the rubber on the bottoms has some cracking but the finish looks original. I can post pics of the undersides but the labels are not there anymore.
	"Our friend kin was not so...	1 Relevance	13 years ago	tchp	General discussion
	"Our friend kin was not so... "Our friend kin was not so lucky with the results, however, and has possibly caused irreversible damage to his/her property by following advice offered here." ..except that kin did not follow the advice. Scrubbing was never remotely suggested. And it is not really surprising that a finish would be removed by scrubbing with an abrasive, is it? Using a mixture of oxalic acid alone, in a proper dilution, might be an ideal situation, but since I have applied a paste made from Barkeeper's Friend to dozens of veneered items, never wi ...
	I could be wrong here, but...Pt. 4	1 Relevance	20 years ago	dcwilson	General discussion
	... we have been blessed with a good many brilliant master craftsmen in many fields over our two plus centuries. But we have never taught it in our schools. We have never systematically subsidized its perpetuation. IMNO, it ceased being a societal ethic at all and became an ideal. Ideals are nice, but they are not operational. An ethic, if you've ever worked with a master craftsman, or for that matter with an American who has the protestant work ethic generally, is operational and powerful in effect. Things get done with the prostestant work ethic. Things get d ...
	Possible paul mccobb lamp? Id help	1 Relevance	15 years ago	rozellglass	Identification
	Hello, I have had this lamp now for several years. I love it. I would just like to confirm who may have designed it. I was told by a few dealers that is Paul Mccobb but I have not been able to confirm this. I have read the requirements for a lamp to be a Mccobb on Straylight's blog. This lamp meets all his specifications. Can anyone help. I am not looking to sell this lamp. M.
	Anyone know about this Danish desk?	1 Relevance	10 years ago	Vintage Rod	Identification
	It's marked "MADE IN DENMARK" in black ink in three places. The top is wider on the drawer side than the opposite side. There's a little liquor cabinet and open bookshelf on the "visitor" side. Any thoughts would be appreciated. Rod
	It's just a Thonet captain's chair	1 Relevance	15 years ago	william-holden-...	General discussion
	It's just a Thonet captain's chair Probably manufactured when captain's chairs were last in vogue-- 1950's/60's, when they were a dime a dozen. http://www.cityliquidators.com/detail.php?t=Used&Item_ID=reed
	no big deal if they did it ...	1 Relevance	15 years ago	LRF	General discussion
	no big deal if they did it ... no big deal if they did it is only a label. It is not gonna make your chair worth one more dime.
	I feel throwing out that you ...	1 Relevance	15 years ago	birds&stuff	General discussion
	... offering to pay a fair price for something that someone else has. just my .02 if you want and can afford those shells make an offer to. tynell obviously wants them and is willing to pay for them. its hard out here for a pimp and he's husteling for every dime. That being said he best not be frontin next time a brotha be looking to buy or sell somethang.
	Did you hear about the one-eyed whore?	1 Relevance	15 years ago	tktoo	General discussion
	Did you hear about the one-eyed whore? Mark, it all depends on the end-use. In a formal office setting, where the sole user changes into a fresh shirt after squash and lunch at the club, fabric arms are entirely appropriate. Assuming the fruit never falls far from the tree, I can believe that your dad's chair might look pristine yet. She'd wink you off for a dime.
	Get with the times people	1 Relevance	17 years ago	Stephen	General discussion
	... be resting on their laurels. They'd be experimenting with new forms and new materials (no doubt influenced by the move towards sustainability). Heck, even the recently departed Pierre Paulin was still coming up with fresh ideas at 80 years of age. And let's face it,is there anything on this forum that hasn't already been said about the eames lounge chair and ottoman, the bertoia dimaond chair, the tulip table, the noguchi coffee table, the neslon bloody clock, blah blah blah. Anyway. My point is. Does anybody know of a forum for people that appreciate new ...
	Thanks for the advice. I don	1 Relevance	10 years ago	Kyle Barrett	Repair
	Thanks for the advice. I don't have a ton of experience so speaking to all of you is a really valuable resource. I kind of knew I'd struggle to irreversibly screw it up, but I also know that these pieces aren't a dime a dozen and it's in everyone's best interests that I do it correctly. We don't need one less in the world. And I also feel like a unanimous take on the type of timber was invaluable. I will probably have 3 extra hours a week in which I am not poring over every inch of the chair to try to identify which bits look like rosewood and which don't. ...
	Faked "Rare Pink" George Nelson Howard Miller Meridian Wall Clock Bitossi Italy	1 Relevance	13 years ago	keewee	General discussion
	... being in "excellent vintage condition". I own several of these clocks, so I immediately knew when this fraud arrived that the seller had taken the common red/orange pizza face version of the clock and painted it. Worse, it was one of the most disgusting hack jobs you can imagine. On the light bits, she painted it with several coats of french manicure nail polish. On the dark bits, she painted it with several shades of raspberry nail polish. The original red/orange glaze still shows through in several areas. Many bits of red/orange glaze that existed on th ...
	Wood carving, serving platters, and the recipe...	1 Relevance	17 years ago	rockland	General discussion
	Another holiday tradition. After thanksgiving, Xmas.. New Years eve is always Bouillabaisse. Tomorrow is ham, collards and black-eyed peas with a dime. (from my english grandmother...what's with the dime!?) Anyway, i don't really use cookbooks anymore. (i net search for ideas) Shoveling snow again this morning and splitting wood for the grill, and an abundance of serving platters collected over the years, I came across this video for bouillabaisse. With a dozen large downed trees in the front yard i would love to carve something grand. I can't imagine what w ...
	Re:Nakashima--GW would never have had a clue	1 Relevance	16 years ago	Tulipman	General discussion
	Re:Nakashima--GW would never have had a clue They priced it just as though it was a dime a dozen modern day Ikea piece-lucky for you,though-fabulous!!