Denmark Chair ID  

It looks like a later derivative based on Erik Buch's design.

Skovby Mobelfabrik.
Although not immediately apparent, the side "h" frames are made up of laminated wood (I think around 13 plies), including "exposed mortise and tenon" joints between the legs and side rails. I probably used the wrong term for the joint, but here is a close-up photo

I once saw it with a tag reading Anderstrup. 

Thank you all so much. On point and accurate as always.

@cdsilva;@gropius;@leif-ericson

Thought this image from The Happy Viking catalogue I posted recently might be of interest to you.

With  this "social isolation" /stay-at-home situation we find ourselves in, I have been amusing myself by going through the above mentioned catalogue trying to identify all the less well known models ( to me anyway).

I think the AN is possibly Anderstrup Møbelfabrik. 🤔 

Of course this may have nothing to do with the OP's chair and as the images posted are no longer visible, I am possibly way off the mark!!

Image from page 41 of catalogue; (a PDF file with better images)

"An" is Anderstrup

Here’s a shot of B88 getting packed by ol’ Inge for the trip over to the U.S.