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posted by
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04-Nov-12 |
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This chair...
was sold at Lauritz.dk about two months ago for no more than $150.
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04-Nov-12 |
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Personally
I'll choose this Oda chair by Nanna & Jørgen Ditzel.
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posted by
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05-Nov-12 |
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I don't like the rosewood...
I don't like the rosewood arms on the Oda chair for some reason
The Finn Juhl sofa has a great color combo too.
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05-Nov-12 |
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05-Nov-12 |
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06-Nov-12 |
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06-Nov-12 |
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06-Nov-12 |
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ARE YOU KIDDING ME?!!!
The estimates are RIDICULOUSLY inflated!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
For example the Ystad candlesticks #263, abundantly available all over the internet for as low as $20 each. You can easily buy 17 of them from a bunch of different sellers online for less than $400 total but here the estimate for 17 is 3K-5K!!!!!
I don't think so!
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09-Nov-12 |
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posted by
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12-Nov-12 |
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I agree...
But someone has already bid on the Ystad collection of seventeen candlesticks...
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12-Nov-12 |
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.
A fool and his money are soon parted" ?
"There's a sucker born every minute" ?
"One man's meat in another man's poison" ?
"A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush" ?
"A penny saved is a penny earned" ?
"A stich in time saves nine" ?
I'll stop now . . .
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12-Nov-12 |
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@guyinSF, You obviously are not...
You obviously are not familiar with Wright Auctions. Not only do they hit their estimates fairly regularly, a good percentage even shoots way passed them. Look up completed auctions for PS Heggen waste bins in their archives (or Liveauctioneers) for a good example.
I admit that I can't figure it out myself, but this is not a case of 1stDibs pricing that may or may not get realized.
I personally like Wright Auctions because I can see certain rare Danish Modern pieces in person, which I would otherwise not be able to here in Chicago.
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posted by
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12-Nov-12 |
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13-Nov-12 |
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tangle
look at the measurements.
the wiinblad piece is 5 feet tall.
yes , it is worth that and more.
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13-Nov-12 |
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Wow - 5ft!
Great piece, big but it looks so dainty - lovely colours too!
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17-Nov-12 |
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19-Nov-12 |
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scandinavian design
What gives me the most impressive memory for scandinavian design is PH light that is famous work.
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19-Nov-12 |
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19-Nov-12 |
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storage
rich people use them to store their old money.
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Viewing for March 28th Auction just started
The good: First time I'd seen some personal favorites in person, including a Wegner Valet chair, Nakashima bench, and any Maloof piece.
The confusing: First time I'd also seen any Prouve or Jeaneret Chandigarh piece in person. I guess I understand the reasoning for Chandigarh pieces to be highly valued due to their specific history and connection to Corbu, but I never realized how average their construction quality was. Were they made by local craftsmen? Also, even though the caning appeared to be new, the chairs did not look very inviting to sit on. I passed. Instead, I spent more time sitting on the Valet, Nakashima and Maloof pieces.
Another reason I like Wright; a museum of rotating exhibits with pieces you can touch and sit on (most of the time).
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