Niels Moller Chairs 80 Copy?  

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@browkin. What a coincidence: @reamie posted the same question yesterday about another set of chairs like yours. ( though the pics she posted are no longer visible ??!! )

These chairs pop up now and then in Google searches and none have ever been marked or attributed to a designer or maker.

I did find a set for sale,unmarked, and the seller claims they are German ,in the style of Moller,  Model 80 and the frames are stained beech.

@lexi: Thank you for your comment. Something tells me they could be from Lübke, Germany. I will do some further research next days. The set I had was rosewood and also unmarked, but definitely from the midcentury. So, not just a later copy of the Moller chairs 80. 

Hi, it's definitely Lübke Germany.

Yes, definitely Lubke. They also had a nice seagrass backed version. But putting them near and 80 you can see the difference in design and why I think all Møller designs are so much more attractive. The back legs on these up through the stile are all perpendicular and just lean off at the top. Whereas with all Møller designs, and plenty of other Danish designs the legs splay so rather than ever being perpendicular they're at 75 degrees rather than 90 degrees and the lean into the backrest happens much lower in the stile and mirrors or reverses the angle below the lean, so it's at 105 degrees. Those angles are all guesses, but I hope they demonstrate what I mean. The taper is also more accentuated on Møllers.