Are these chairs anything of note?  

They do look Danish.
I strongly suspect they have been reupholstered, because the Cambric cover under the seats doesn't strike me as original. The Danes didn't do it that way.  And there might be a mark on the underside of the seat. Your choice whether you pull it off to check. 
The wood looks like it is Afrormosia or possibly stained lighter wood.  

Whatever they are, something seems a bit off. Like the seats are reversed front to back, maybe. Also, I can't see how they're attached (or not, as the case may be).

WeBe?

Just bumped in to another with cane.  Maybe the OP's had arne originally?

I think leif nailed it as always. Nothing gets past you!

tktoo, I agree, I'm quite sure the seats are on the wrong way.  The narrowerm more rounded end goes to the back.

Retrolampguy I was in your shop today, i was the one that offered 950$ for the two lcms. Wish it was a weekday so I could have taken out the cash for them! Bought the old lcm in the basement today. Very cool shop btw.
Now for the chairs you have posted, I have actually seen a pair extremely simular with the same backs and everything. I believe that they are American. Look at the bottom, often times you can tell Danish from American by seeing the quality of the upholstery and how it's stapled and the fabric is cut. The American chairs seem to be a little sloppy on the underside. They also often use a different color wood on the covered seats base. Danish chairs tend to have the one single type of wood. I will say they do look recovered and not messy by the images you've posted. Pretty possible they are Danish.

If still interested contact me and we can work something out. 🙂

The construction looks American to me... at least not Danish.