Danish Modern Diningroom Set?

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19/09/2007 10:26 am

Hi there, I know nothing about midcentury. I have this diningroom set in a current estate and wondered if it would be considered Eames Era Danish Modern and whether it is teak (ballpark value if anyone has any clue).

10 pieces, table w/leaf, 6 chairs (1 captain, 5 side), china cabinet, and buffet. I haven't found any brand marked on it, but maybe I'm not looking in the right place.

Thanks in advance for any informaition.

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20/09/2007 3:40 am

not teak
Definately not teak. MIGHT be birch ply. Chairs look similar to a Stanly set I saw. If it is Stanly, LRF says they were a lower end producer.

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not teak
Definately not teak. MIGHT be birch ply. Chairs look similar to a Stanly set I saw. If it is Stanly, LRF says they were a lower end producer.

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20/09/2007 3:40 am

not teak
Definately not teak. MIGHT be birch ply. Chairs look similar to a Stanly set I saw. If it is Stanly, LRF says they were a lower end producer.

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20/09/2007 3:50 am

stanly was more mass produce...
stanly was more mass produced and sold at lots of furniture stores they got into the danish modern look

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21/09/2007 10:57 am

Hey, thanks everyone. I did...
Hey, thanks everyone. I did a little more research after I posted this and finally decided the set is probably just mass-produced quality from that era. Thanks for the info on the wood and the possible maker as well!
(Any ideas on pricing in the US? Is this kind of knock-off quality at all collectible?)

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