JL Moller Chairs  

Keep them.

Give them to Spanky.

Ha--yes! Give them to me. I will drive to get them, as long as you're not out in the Catoctins or someplace.

Seriously, though, if you like them, keep them! I have a few single chairs that I love---not part of sets, not matching any others in my home. They look good next to a desk or bookcase, and they're nice to have when you need extra seating. Also, that particular model is pretty common so you might be able to put together a set over time if you keep your eyes open and if that's what you'd like ultimately. The seats won't all match but that can be dealt with.

Out of curiosity, Spanky, which Moller models are the most common in your experience? Thanks! (I'd keep them, too.)

I don't really know---I don't pay a whole lot of attention over time to that kind of thing. I have seen relatively few chairs whose model numbers are in the 80s. I live in an area where a lot of M

I don't have any of the production information from JLM, but based upon what I see for sale most, the model 71 or model 75 seem to be the most prevalent. This is kind of funny, because M