[Solved] Obscure Møller Model?  

Another set with a better photo.  This one did not identify a maker nor show any marks/tags.  

I would say that the medallion shown in the first post does not belong to those chairs, because you would expect to have the upholstery close to the wood bar, which in these chairs cannot be. So that must come from other moller chairs, where indeed it makes sense the the upholstery is close to the wood.

@mark737. Found a set of same chairs with a Schionning & Elgaard, Randers,  Made in Denmark foil label.

A few other hits none of which have labels. As with the Moller medallion this foil label may have been placed there and has nothing to do with this chair.

However the shape and style of the legs, seat frame and stretchers are very similar to the better known ( and marked/labelled) dining chairs by this manufacturer.

@lexi  Schionning & Elgaard is a new one for me.  Thanks once again for the help!

Interesting way of selling chairs to pair their images with a picture of a random makers mark. He could have chosen hundreds of makers and nobody would have noticed. But Moeller? Really?

@herringbone  It looks like an honest mistake.  I see that the same seller sold this Møller footstool with the same photo of the medallion, so it looks like they accidently posted the medallion photo with the Schionning & Elgaard chairs.   If they were trying to pass them off as Møllers I assume they would have asked more that $150 per chair. 

Okay, makes sense.