Please ID unusual rosewood(?) easy chairs inherited from mom  

Uh oh.

This is a Finn Juhl 53 chair.

Other folks here can give you more information than I can... but you will probably end up being advised to take really good care of them or put them in an auction house because a lot of people will want to buy this stuff from you.

Got any more vintage pictures of your mom's place? I wanna see more of that.

Also take pictures of all the other furniture, and every document they have, and post it all here. Show us everything.

Yeah, I'd love to see more of the Danish stuff. You will no doubt have people ask if you'll sell it here, just be aware you have some serious treasure even in that one chair, so be sensible.

Also... You may not be entirely passionate about this type of furniture as many here are, but be aware if you let these go now, regardless of how much they might be worth, coming across more is not a completely simple job.

Be careful if you want to part with them!

I'd advise keeping them and taking really, really good care of them and getting them insured.

Also, if you still have the chair in the back left of the old photo, that's a Hans Wegner Papa Bear chair. Wow, I'd just like to be invited to your mum's house, let alone own the items in it.

Thank you all so much for that key piece of information that I was missing: Finn Juhl 53.

Omigod I'm shocked at what a pair of these chairs cost today. Maybe $20k for the pair!?!

Regarding my mom's apartment and collection, what you see in that picture is no longer. My parents divorced, and my dad got much of that stuff. He later sold the "Papa Bear" chair, but should have held onto it. My sister got a couch. I got the pair of chairs, rosewood desk, side tables, etc.

The dining room table and chair I mentioned in the other post my sister and I gave back to my dad after my mom passed. He will will pass it back to us when he departs.

Thanks again for all the info!

Very impressive inheritance scribeco, your mother was a progressive designaddict ahead of her time.

And yes those are rosewood. You should be very considerate with what you do with the chairs. You may want to consider finding an upholsterer who would be qualified to re-upholster them with period appropriate fabric. Hallingdal would be an impeccable choice.

... rosewood in apparently excellent condition.

Yeah. Exactly. I will also mention that you should reflect on whether you actually want to own these chairs. They should be properly insured. Properly safeguarded from damage. Considerately sat in. Anything at all that you have done to them should only be done by people who understand what they are handling and how to do it. Owning valuable chairs such as these comes with its downsides.

If you don't feel like owning such pieces, look for a high end auction house.

Beautiful condition. Such nice chairs. Can I have your dad's email address?