> Did George Nelson Thin Edge legs ever come in gold?
23-Nov-09
Did George Nelson Thin Edge legs ever come in gold?
Just picked up a bar that I'd thought might be a Nelson design from the crappy craigslist photos, and it clearly isn't. It does have what look just like Thin Edge legs on it, but they are a gold color. I'm really not into the looks of the bar and am considering just scrapping it and saving the legs. Could these be actual Nelson legs if they're not the silver I'm accustomed to seeing?
Very doubtful...
If so, you'd have yourself some rare Saarinen-influenced artifacts. But again, I highly doubt it.
EDIT: And oh yes, photos always help...
posted by
Lunchbox (USA)
edited on 24-Nov-09 01:00 AM [edit]
24-Nov-09
Well, here's a couple of...
Well, here's a couple of pics, the bar looks way cooler in the photos than it is. If the legs were silver, I'd grab them and sell them as Thin Edge legs, but I'm not so sure whether doing so with the gold ones would even be worth it.
posted by
ZooMob
edited on 24-Nov-09 08:23 AM [edit]
24-Nov-09
Not Nelson
Those are not Nelson thin-edge legs. The thin-edge legs are made of aluminum and are round at the top flange where the screws go through, not square. Certainly derivative of the Nelson design, but not the real deal.
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