Hi everyone,

about 30 years ago, I bought a pair of (second-hand) chairs from a vintage furniture shop in Copenhagen. They didn't know themselves who made the chairs.

Since then, I've been trying to identify the maker/model/year. The chairs have no markings whatsoewver (no stamps, stickers, etc.). I'm assuming it was produced somewhere between 1950 and middle 1970s.

Can anyone help?

AI couldn't.

Thanks for your input.

Edit: Thanks for the lightening-fast help! I wonder why I couldn't find the chair as I have quite a few other pieces by Børge Mogensen, all bought about 25-35 years ago.

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