Danish Teak Dining Table I.D. Spottrup

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cluelessfinder

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14/10/2013 7:25 pm

These have been offered to me for sale.
Purchased in 1978, the original owner mentioned that there was a label affixed to the table which was removed through moving the table back and forth over the years. The only I.D. mark is this label on the bottom of one of the chairs stating "Made in Denmark Spottrup".
There were no other markings found. The items are teak, and the dining table has two leafs. The dining chairs are really nice and I like how the fabric is centered on the chairs in a frame. I was wondering if anyone could shed any light on the "Spottrup" marking and if this design rings a bell.
Any pointers at all would be most appreciated.
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vintagestique

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14/10/2013 8:15 pm

Manufactured by Hugo Frandsen.
Spottrup is a town in Denmark where the factory is located.

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cluelessfinder

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15/10/2013 2:48 am

Thank you so much
for giving me this information.I did a search on that name and not a lot came up, but what did come up was that Frandsen did designing for a few companies - did he design and manufacture these chairs and table?

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