Forums Members Recent Posts Register Login Forums Category General discussion Wood ID Wood ID Last Post RSS jdip (@jdip) Illustrious Member Joined: 14 years ago Posts: 642 28/03/2011 8:57 pm I know this is likely an easy one for you guys. Rosewood? Quote jdip (@jdip) Illustrious Member Joined: 14 years ago Posts: 642 28/03/2011 9:11 pm repair The base is seperated from the top half of the chair and have been told there is no damage to the wood. How difficult is it to reatach? ReplyQuote Killian (@killian) Illustrious Member Joined: 14 years ago Posts: 818 28/03/2011 9:13 pm looks like rosewood to... looks like rosewood to me...I believe there is a rosewood substitute called Palisander, which appears in later pieces. ReplyQuote bj (@bj) Illustrious Member Joined: 6 years ago Posts: 1397 28/03/2011 9:21 pm isn't palissander just... isn't palissander just another name for rosewood? here in europe we say palissander. ReplyQuote Chris Sabo (@saboashevillegmail-com) Active Member Joined: 5 years ago Posts: 8 28/03/2011 9:25 pm That's rosewood. Great chair. That's rosewood. Great chair. ReplyQuote Share: Oak sideboard0 out of 50 review(s)1660,00€Septem II Helios Collection0 out of 50 review(s)3100,00€Grand Repos Lounge Chair Jean Prouvé for Tecta, 1980s0 out of 50 review(s)3532,00€SoldMid-Century teak wall coat rack, 1960s0 out of 50 review(s)310,00€Wooden floor vase, Germany, 1980s0 out of 50 review(s)200,00€1960 Stilnovo Style Italian Diabolo Chandelier0 out of 50 review(s)2250,00€SoldRare set of beech dining chairs by Oswald Haerdtl (1899-1859) and produced by Ton (Thonet) in former...0 out of 50 review(s)3500,00€ If you need any help, please contact us at – info@designaddict.com
