Does Anyone Know Who Made this Cool Danish Chair?  

Does anyone think this might be H.W. Klein?
Does anyone think this might be H.W. Klein?

either klein or adrian pearsall
yeah looks like like the klein tubchair in a lotta ways but I think it's probably one of Pearsall's designs. !!!!looks like a cat or more like a 'lion' got a hold of it!!!!!
can you tell me more about it?
better get them things in outta the rain :):):):):)

I've looked this one up...
I've looked this one up before and got nowhere with it but I doubt its Pearsall...I reckon its European. Its similar in some ways to the Wegner mama bear chair but is not a Wegner design.

looks very solid...
quality of teak seems higher than Pearsall.
If it's european, it probably would be danish,
as factories copying the danes wouldn't use that
much wood (is my experience)..

might be a knoll chair
check out this link
http://www.machine-age.com/our-collection/seating/danish-highback-lounge...
says it has knoll fabric, don't know if knoll's the maker.
the legs on this chair and your chairs seem to be an
exact match

Thanks. Here's a Little More Info.
Thanks all for the observations and advise on possible
makers. Each leg structure on the chair is fastened via
two original flat head screws -- i.e., left side legs is fastened with two flat heads, and right side likewise.
The sofa has very old Fagas straps that say on each strap,
" Fagas
Patent App.
Made in Denmark "
Each strap is either badly stretched to the point of
no good, or broken. I did not include a picture of
the sofa earlier; here's a picture of it.

Two More Views of the Sofa. These are From the Side
Two More Views of the Sofa. These are From the Side.

edward wormley maybe?
one of the neatest chair and sofa designs i've ever seen. i love the legs on the sofa. i'll keep my eyes peeled.

Sorry I thought the wood...
Sorry I thought the wood showing up the front of the arms was part of the design, this is not the same as the piece I researched before. The one I was looking at looked similar to a mama bear chair....forget my comment about it being European.

thanks

Danish Pastry
If you mean that olive green sofa, all they say about it is that it's "Danish Modern", which is the name of a style, not a statement about country of origin. Doesn't mean it's not Danish in origin, just that they haven't necessarily identified it as Danish.

thanks spanky, hey arcemigor
thanks spanky. i never mentioned the phrase danish modern.
i was basing my own assumption on other company facts that they sited in the about section of their website -- facts about how and where they acquired their inventory. i know there's still a margin for error. hey arcemigor, I will keep my eyes peeled.

Not that it helps, really,...
Not that it helps, really, but i think i saw a chair like that for sale on etsy, though the one i saw had been reupholsted. If i find it, I'll post. You can always ask the seller if they have any clue as to origin.

Thanks Sillyrabbit
Thanks for your reply. Still no luck on finding the maker
through a seller -- but good advice. The Fagas straps on the sofa are very old and say "Made in Denmark on them. They've totally lost their strength integrity. You can actually stretch-break them very easily now and even rip-break them.
I'm wondering if Fagas straps back then (I estimate the 50s) were distributed in all parts of the world -- back when there was little technology.