Help with ID of these dining chairs?

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Reamie

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24/04/2016 8:44 pm

Hi all, these have me a bit stumped. I'm collecting them on Saturday. I just saw them and thought they were something special! The seller thinks they are GPlan, but I've never seen them before. I've searched extensively and haven't found a set that are the same. There is one that is similar but also very different! Any help or advice anyone can give?

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Reamie

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25/04/2016 2:41 am

These are the ones I have found I feel are similar, the slant on the backrest and the "horned" part made me think they could be G Plan. I just can't find the chairs I'm going to see.

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Reamie

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25/04/2016 5:10 pm

Here are some more pictures! They look lovely!

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26/04/2016 2:06 am

One more picture with a side profile. They remind me of a mix of the Møller 78 and the Møller 75 smoothed together to make a new chair....

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leif ericson - Zephyr Renner

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26/04/2016 6:26 am

Photo of the underside?

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Reamie

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26/04/2016 10:17 am

Hi Leif! I'll have that on Saturday, they are en route! I did ask and got the seller to double check, apparently nothing underneath bar the number 59 stamped on the side bar.

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26/04/2016 10:33 am

I like these chairs.
Arne Vodder for P. Olsen Sibast.

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Reamie

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26/04/2016 7:22 pm

Thanks HowardMoon!!! I knew they were something special! They fairly screamed class. I can't wait to see them in person now, even though the table is in rough condition. I don't know if that is part of a set or a table that was added later. Either way I'm very excited!

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