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Gemla is still around. They...
Gemla is still around. They started out as Sweden's first toy manufacturer in the 1860s, expanded to wooden furniture in the 1880s and went on to focus on contract work for theaters, cinemas, restaurants, and offices a few decades later, Many of these models became popular in private homes as well. Most of their furniture features bent wood in various forms. They have several well known Swedish and foreign designers in their catalogue. You will find some of their current ("aktuella") and past ("tidigare") designers listed on the linked page. Even though their chairs can be found almost everywhere, Gemla does not seem to be a very well known brand among the public in Sweden. They also made some really ugly stuff. But some pieces are highly valued by collectors, and Early Gemla chairs reach astronomical prices on auctions. I don't know who designed that particular chair, or if it is still in production. I doubt it. Nice find.
http://gemla.jimlite.com/page31.php?submenu=-1

This is the one to keep an...
This is the one to keep an eye out for. Designed by Carl Bergsten in 1906:
http://www.antikochauktion.se/Sites/AntikAuktion/Default____14167.aspx

Thanks for your answers!...
Thanks for your answers! Unfortunately, I don't find any relevant information about this chair on Gemla website. I send them an e-mail, we never know... The only thing I know is that these chairs were produced in the late 50's.

I am taking the liberty of...
I am taking the liberty of pasting the link to your photo in the "associated web images" field, as it doesn't seem to show in your first post:

3 years later...
Still no idea? 🙂
Thanks a lot!

Sometimes...
It's like that.

Let's try again!
Let's try again! 😉
Maybe this time, a newcomer will indentify this chair! Well, I hope so! Thanks!

... or more precisely,...
... or more precisely, will identify the designer of this Gemla (Sweden) chair!