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Hepl with modern chair

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Hepl with modern chair
Mar 18, 2012 02:51 PM

Looking for help with this chair no markings I am thinking made in US but looks danish any help would be great thanks joe

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Hepl with modern chair

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Hepl with modern chair
Mar 18, 2012 02:51 PM
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Looking for help with this chair no markings I am thinking made in US but looks danish any help would be great thanks joe

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by ellenorepickles (285 ) View Listings
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Re: Hepl with modern chair
Mar 19, 2012 04:39 AM

Hi Joe,

I am so very new to the Danish Modern research but from what I have learned recently, (in my uneducated opinion) the lines look like Kofod Larson. I am even worse when it comes to identifying wood but I think Walnut.  I have 2 D.M. chairs which I believe to be Kofod Larson. I found 2 exact sold Ebay item # 180783938742. Mine are also in those "very Brady" colors except 1 orange and 1 gold. LOVE the Danish Modern though and hope to get further educated. I would definitely get confirmation from someone with more knowledge from my identification suggestion. 

Have fun in your search and Good Luck!

 Marla

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Re: Hepl with modern chair
Mar 19, 2012 05:36 AM

Hi Maria

 

  Kofod is a good thought the lines look danish but I am not sure any danish chairs were done not having seat straps thanks for the thoghts regards joe.

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Re: Hepl with modern chair
Mar 21, 2012 03:26 PM

I also think it looks Danish.  Try doing a search for Danish Chair.  See what you find.  Make sure to look at all the lines of the chair, the angles, etc.

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Re: Hepl with modern chair
Jul 25, 2012 11:27 PM

I think it is an Adrian Pearsall, Craft Assoc.

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Re: Hepl with modern chair
Jul 29, 2012 03:25 PM

I think it is an american made Danish inluenced. The way the pegs are finished and the the spacing of the backside all look more american to me. Also the angles are a bit busy for danish chairs.  It is lovely no matter where it was made.

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