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barrympls
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24/12/2007 8:59 pm  

The other thread is getting so long that it's getting hard to upload it.

My Bitossi/Nelson/Meridian clock arrived today. Here's a snap.

Also, I took a snap of an area rug that I took out of storage and shampooed. It even looks nice on my oatmeal carpet and if I ever get a sofa, it'll go on it.

You can read the first thread 'Nelson eye clock 1' here:

http://www.designaddict.com/design_addict/forums/index.cfm?fuseaction=thread_show_one&thread_id=5269


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25/12/2007 8:34 am  

I love your clock as mine ...
I love your clock as mine is just like it with out the hands
Your rug looks great
I have that Florance Knoll table and I had a marble top cut for $100 and it looks so good,


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barrympls
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25/12/2007 6:16 pm  

LRF, about the Knoll table
It has perminent rings and the vaneer is a bit raised. Dare I lightly sand it....and try to refinish it? Or should I leave it alone and enjoy it as is?
I got it on eBay quite cheaply.


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25/12/2007 6:36 pm  

It is just veneer i ...
It is just veneer i would leave it alone as any heavy sanding it could hurt it, I have had no luck getting rings out
I might still have a extra one in the shop that I took off my table, I will look and see the condition it is in, If it is still good I will send it to you, if you want it ,
here is mine with the new marble I think it looks great Knoll sells it for over 2000. I bought the table at a estate sale for 20.00 and 100. for the marble top


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barrympls
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25/12/2007 7:34 pm  

Here it is
I guess it's solid walnut....not veneered!


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25/12/2007 8:23 pm  

barry
solid wood no problem sand paper and steel wool will clean it up like show room finish, do not be afraid to get after it cause some of those water rings are tough as hell to get out,
I could not get one ring out of my arne Jacobsen teak wood table, their to stay for ever,
go with the grain only,
you will be amazed how nice it will clean up
put wood workers wax on it when you finish,
you can use stain to get any color you want,
I did that on one of those tables that was solid wood and it looks great,


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25/12/2007 11:11 pm  

Any reason
not to strip the finish off ? I would think that's the way to get most if not all of the rings out -- and just sanding the present finish will likely rub through to bare wood anyway, in spots (you mentioned raised areas, probably water-related) which will make getting an even and consistent finish impossible -- won't it ?
Strip, sand with the grain as necessary, and refinish -- that's the standard procedure. A cabinet shop with a widebelt sanding machine could take any amount of wood off until stains are gone.
Merry Christmas ! SDR


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26/12/2007 1:20 am  

Chrome
Did they ever ever make these tables with a flat chrome leg base, or even chrome X style legs?


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barrympls
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26/12/2007 4:30 am  

Maybe
Did they ever ever make these tables with a flat chrome leg base, or even chrome X style legs?
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Perhaps....Flo made scads of really cool tables for all sorts of installations, and they were mostly put into regular production.
I strongly suggest you buy the wonderful Knoll book from Schiffer...expensive, but it has everything and the photographs are really nifty.


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barrympls
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26/12/2007 4:35 am  

Hokey smoke....
I might still have a extra one in the shop that I took off my table, I will look and see the condition it is in, If it is still good I will send it to you, if you want it ,
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Honkey smoke, LRF....do you mean a marble top? a wood top?
Either way, I'd be thrilled....just let me know what you want for it....and how much the shipping would be.
Or...feel free to email me directly (barrymn1@msn.com)
Thanx in advance.


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26/12/2007 4:47 pm  

barry - I'd try using Howard...
barry - I'd try using Howard Restor-a-finish polish (neutral color) and some super fine steel wool before refinishing. I've had good luck with removing rings and every other mar known to man with that combo. If they're too deep, you're only set back $7


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26/12/2007 9:15 pm  

marble
being that you got the table rather cheaply, I would opt for the marble a la LRF. It's stunning, and still cheap. A hundreds bucks will make it look/feel like two thousand.


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barrympls
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27/12/2007 12:00 am  

3 clocks from All World
I just ordered:
$75.00 Eye Clock
$42.00 Kite Clock
$42.00 Steering Wheel Clock
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$159.00
plus postage $45.00
Hopefully they will be nifty, too.


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27/12/2007 3:24 am  

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Thanks for that info, BustownModern.


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27/12/2007 4:40 am  

I just ordered:
$75.00 Eye...
I just ordered:
$75.00 Eye Clock
$42.00 Kite Clock
$42.00 Steering Wheel Clock
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$159.00
plus postage $45.00
such a good deal from those people
i had to get the rip from
White and pay 125 for the kite 100 for the steering wheel and 150. for the eye clock so you did good my friend....


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