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| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| Norwegian teak chair | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | ckovich | General discussion | |
| Looking for info on the chair seen in this image. Have come across many similar chairs, but nothing exactly like this one. It is a teak chair that has the marking 'made in norway.' The legs, which are often referred to as compass legs or a-frame legs, transition seamlessly and elegantly into a barrel back and it is upholstered, possibly with leather. Similar chairs have been made by Povl dinesen, Kai Kristiansen and Helge Sibast. If anyone knows anything about this piece, I would be grateful for any information. Thanks. | |||||
| need help identifying marks on teak furniture | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | Patti Bennett | General discussion | |
| I have several pieces of teak furniture. I know the original place of purchase and year from the original owner. There are marks on several pieces I am trying to identify. Can anyone tell me how Arne Vodder signed his pieces? Also, Povl dinesen? | |||||
| Povl Dinesen ottoman | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| Does anyone know if this is an Arne Vodder design? Which chair does it pair with? Thanks. | |||||
| Pavel Dinesen | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | rod | General discussion | |
| Hi all, Has anyone heard of the above Danish designer. I have some cabinets with his tag. I'd like to learn a bit more about him. The construction is very nice. Rod | |||||
| help in identifying a china cabinet | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | leendalou | Identification | |
| New to this, so pardon any unintentional mistakes. Ok here it goes. I inherited several pieces of teak my parents bought in Germany - 1960's - at Povl dinesen's shop. I have been researching the furniture as to who made them and I have been pretty successful in all but this china hutch. I found a similar sideboard at Clausen & Son (?) but it was on legs. I have found very few sideboards that sit on the floor and no Hutches like shown. It is three pieces and very big and heavy. | |||||
| Erik Buck #50 armchair | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | leif ericson - Zephyr Renner | General discussion | |
| I have 2 Erik Buck armchairs model #50. One is the common version with a sticker: "Oddense Maskinsnedkeri" The other is only marked with an impressed danish furniture control stamp. Is the stamped chair of an earlier production by Povl dinesen? (I think it is likely, but I really don't know). Anybody? Anyway, the joinery where the legs join the side rails is different. The Oddense Maskinedkeri has the usual routed finger joints. The other has pegged butt joints. | |||||
| Updated to add: apparently | 1 Relevance | 10 years ago | staceyneil | General discussion | |
| Updated to add: apparently this chair was made in 2 styles with upholstery, both with the external teak frame and in the same manner as the caning. I found an original ad from Povl dinesen catalog showing it. So if we decide to upholster rather than cane, does anyone have information on how the seat is constructed? Thanks! | |||||
| Coincidentally, I just came | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | cdsilva | General discussion | |
| Coincidentally, I just came across that table in a Povl dinesen retail catalog this morning (outside manufacturers not cited in this catalog). Nice family friend you have there. | |||||
| They must have bought stuff | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | leif ericson - Zephyr Renner | General discussion | |
| They must have bought stuff from Povl dinesen and from Den Permanente. I imagine it is possible to forget a minor detail like that. And no, it is not surprising that Povl dinesen stamped pieces that he retailed but did not make. It is what the company did. And others like Illums Bolighus did the same. So did John Stuart in the USA. There are lots of examples. Anecdotally I would say that it was a minority of retailers who did this, but Povl dinesen was certainly not unique in this regard. | |||||
| well- for anyone else.... I | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | staceyneil | General discussion | |
| well- for anyone else.... I ID'd the chair. I found a scanned Povl dinesen catalog and the chairs are in it. They are Kurt Ostervig. https://www.flickr.com/photos/impulsenine/15730485164/in/album-721576500... Thank you so much to the person that scanned and uploaded this catalog!!! | |||||
| Is it odd that the stamp says | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | staceyneil | General discussion | |
| Is it odd that the stamp says "Povl dinesen Cabinetmakers" if he wasn't actually making the pieces? | |||||
| Thanks Leif. So, would Povl | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | staceyneil | General discussion | |
| Thanks Leif. So, would Povl dinsesn have retailed THROUGH Den Permanente? That's where these folks bought it. He was a serviceman. Or are you saying that whoever made this piece might have sold it through both Den Permanente and Povl dinesen, separately? I've searched for those handles, to no avail so far except the pieces I linked. And the way the side handles are cut out of the sides of the case is very unique too. I'll keep searching. | |||||
| And even more mysteriously, a | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | staceyneil | General discussion | |
| And even more mysteriously, a set of 2 teak dining chairs from the same household may possibly be dinesen as well. These chairs look SO much like many other Danish chairs, with their curved backs and lip... but not quite. Then there are the Lane Perception chairs, which are nearly identical, but have rougher details and sloppy joinery (plugs, buttons, etc. I suspect they copied the design from whoever made my chairs... When researching the above sideboard, I found one lone set of chairs that look identical - and they are attributed to dinesen, here: http:// ... | |||||
| I continue to find it | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | leif ericson - Zephyr Renner | General discussion | |
| ... for a time? Or perhaps if he took it away from the commonly known maker and gave it to L. Chr. Larsen exclusively? Wegner did own the copyright and did control who produced the designs. The history of Wegner's relationship with Salesco and its individual companies was not always perfectly harmonious. He threatened Getama's production because Aage Pedersen (one of the owners) was designing for the company on the sly. And it was not always certain he was going to leave production of the Carl Hansen made pieces with Carl Hansen. It was a very messy organi ... | |||||
| leif ericson, | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | Peruche | General discussion | |
| leif ericson, "edit: it is about time I post another catalog from my collection on here. Been threatening to do so for a while now..." How about the Povl dinesen catalog I have been asking you to post.... At least post the page that has the lamps you helped me identify so I can store it in my collection folder. I keep all the receipts and information about the pieces I buy so if I ever sell them I have an exact account of what I have into each piece as well as documentation: catalog pictures, press ads, past auction results ect........ Thanks, Peruche | |||||
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