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bigbadbob
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19/09/2010 7:30 pm  

They are Danish, thats all I know. Does anyone know anythink else? Thanks


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NULL NULL
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19/09/2010 7:31 pm  

Hmmm
Are they?


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HPau
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19/09/2010 7:35 pm  

Grrr I know these from...
Grrr I know these from somewhere, look Meier-ish but they arent...Will rack brain and have a look.


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Killian
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19/09/2010 8:11 pm  

They look like Joseph...
They look like Joseph Hoffman Fledermaus chairs.


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HPau
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19/09/2010 9:05 pm  

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yeah they do look a bit like copies of that chair, I saw about 10 kubus chairs going cheap in a shop a while ago but the leather was blue and would have cost a packet to get even 2 redone. So maybe they are being targeted if such things are turning up even here.


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Jeroen
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20/09/2010 6:05 am  

.....made after
Style = Wiener Werkstaete
after Joseff Hoffman
Definetly not the real Mc. Coy though upholstered with WW material could fit in a Jugendstil(ish) interior.


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Jeroen
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20/09/2010 6:11 am  

...and
they were first used in a bar in Vienna around 1907. This bar was called " der Fledermaus " (the bat). That is why this chair is still called the fledermaus chair. I have to say that your chairs look roughly like them, the original has more detail. F.e. wooden 'balls' in front under the armrests and seats.


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