Help me ID this stuff!

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Gordrann

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13/04/2007 2:16 am

Hi!

I'm new here, with a few questions.

First - a three-legged side table from about 1958, with a reversible 19" round plywood top, black formica on one side and teak or mahogany(?) on the other, frame/legs are white oak, marked with a circular brand that reads "Made in Sweden". Here's the best pic I have of it.

Second - teak dining chair from the early 60s, black vinyl(?) upholstery. Chairs are all trashed now (damn kids!), but I'm still curious as to what they were.

Third - I've seen a few posts about the Grasshopper chair being done with webbing. My mother (an architect) had this in '49 or '50. Thought you might like the photo!

http://www.gordonranney.com/photos.html

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Danish-homestore.com

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13/04/2007 9:20 pm

dining chairs ID
Hi there
The dining chairs are Finn Juhl model 198, Designed 1961 or earlier.
Black vinyl covered with a frame that can be knocked down in minutes and by use of a allen key.
Simon

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glassartist

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13/04/2007 9:47 pm

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simon - i have the same chairs except mine have curved side pieces under the seat so that they stack. france and son maker. could you point me to a reference source for conformation ? I could tell they were juhl but never able to confirm. thanks, bill

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Danish-homestore.com

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14/04/2007 5:10 pm

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Ohh well i dreamt it one night after many a dark ales!!
no not really. I enjoy having the France & son 1963 pricelist so the link is to the correct page for your chairs.
Simon