Help needed ID'ing this roswood dining chair  

Last time you asked for an ID, I told you the manufacturers name has the initials MV, and then posted the item in question on Pamono with an invented design credit to Johannes Aasbjerg. I guess you liked that name better than the actual answer:
http://www.designaddict.com/forum/Identification/Please-help-ID-teak-wri...

Dear Leif,
I am sorry, this was a misunderstanding. I changed the listing on Pamono though as soon as I read your post:
http://www.pamono.com/catalog/product/view/id/150626/

Jochen, you already have enough information to find the attribution yourself on the internet with a little Googling effort.
I know this, because I was able to find it myself with a little effort a few years ago.
However, posting ID requests here is much easier. The history of your 53 posts indicates that you agree with this approach as well.

@cdsilva
I did a Google research, unfortunately unsuccessfull. Found the chairs now by using the images you attached. They were made by Randers in Denmark, as you know. So thanks for posting the images.

This is actually the first time I've seen a rosewood framed version of this design. One of the signature features of the teak version is the racetrack-shaped rosewood plugs over the leg bolts.
What is the plug material for your chair? Teak? Lighter colored rosewood?

It's rosewood too.

I have one in Rosewood also

Nice! Mine is a set of four...

Beautiful chairs! The beauty is in the detail, I have never seen them in rosewood before!

Mine was a crappy auction listing. It was called a "changing chair" I think I paid $19. Its only a single, but I don't get to hung up on that if the price is right.