Erik Buch Model 89 Afromosia? Walnut? or?  

They aren’t Erik Buck. I think that Bernhard Pedersen made a chair very similar or maybe identical. And the wood looks to me like Afrormosia. If you get a sharp closeup of the grain I can tell you for sure. 

My bad, I should probably just say Anderstrup chair (I looked up the other thread)? It is too easy to see the 100's of listings all saying Buch model 89 but I am guessing nobody really knows who or if there was a designer... anyways here is another pic.

Afrormosia

Oh and I checked the Bernhard Pedersen documentation and this chair or a similar one might have been used as a prop in one image but there is no evidence the BPS made it. Is it a documented Anderstrup model?

@lexi posted this photo from a Happy Viking catalog in this thread:

https://designaddict.com/community/identification/Denmark-Chair-ID3296/

Yes that was the thread that I was referring to. The chair on the left is obviously a Buch copy so it easy to see how his name got thrown in. Are we sure though that Buch had no relation to Anderstrup?

Well, I mean I suppose not, but we know that the Erik Buck name got associated with the Anderstrup 78 based on a superficial appearance.  So saying that perhaps it really is an Erik Buck because a lot of people have repeated it is a very unsupportable position.  It is a bit like saying they are Kai Kristiansen or Henry Kjærnulf or Hans Wegner because nobody can prove definitively prove you wrong.  We know of absolutely no evidence that any architect was ever associated with Anderstrup.  

This question was also discussed in this thread .

https://designaddict.com/community/identification/what-the-buck

@mark737; a memorable thread due to it's title !!

• @lexi. Yes, our old friend @mvc appreciated it. Hope she’s doing well.

@mark737  Thanks, Mark, I'm fine, hope you are too. All the best!

@mvc  Happy to hear you are still out there and doing well. Your knowledge and opinions are missed, at least by some of us.