Jack Novak responds:
>Sammy wrote:
>
>> You know: those fancy brass antiqued decorative doodads that are attached
>to
>> furniture.
>>
>> Anybody know of a suppier?
>
>Try:
> http://www.horton-brasses.com/products/brasstrim
Did a google search on "ormolu" with over 16,000 returns. I checked for 5-6
pages, and Horton was the only supplier showing up. Not as popular as it used
to be, I guess.
Charlie Self
"I think there is a world market for maybe five computers."
Thomas J. Watson
>Did a google search on "ormolu" with over 16,000 returns. I checked for 5-6
>pages, and Horton was the only supplier showing up. Not as popular as it
used
>to be, I guess.
Yep, and thanks for that link, Jack. They don't seem to have what I'm
looking for. I want the pieces that fit on chairs, like in this picture:
http://sammy.freewebpage.org/chair1.jpg
Maybe I could take some off some old beyond-help chairs, or go to an antique
dealer.
Sammy responds:
>
>Yep, and thanks for that link, Jack. They don't seem to have what I'm
>looking for. I want the pieces that fit on chairs, like in this picture:
>http://sammy.freewebpage.org/chair1.jpg
>
>Maybe I could take some off some old beyond-help chairs, or go to an antique
It wasn't Jack who gave you that link, it was Charlie. You might want to try
Van Dyke, www.vandykes.com, a restoration company. Also take a look at Lee
Valley's hardware catalog...www.leevalley.com.
Charlie Self
"I think there is a world market for maybe five computers."
Thomas J. Watson