Dyrlund  

I am not the expert around here, but they look like Niels Koefoed chairs to me. This isn't really a free valuation service, and value can be wildly different in different locations. For reference I recently bought an 8' skobvy "moller style" teak table with hideaway leaves, and 8 Niels Koefoed Eva chairs. In Columbus, OH. I paid $500, sold it for $1,500 three days later. Turned that $1,000 into a Finn Juhl Bench/Coffee table, but that is another story. http://www.artnet.com/artists/niels-koefoed/past-auction-results

Nevermind I am wrong. I think yours are Niels Koefoed "style" chairs. Are they labeled drylund? Because Koefoed is still in business today. Mine were labeled koefoed.

Hi the chairs are labelled Dyrlund 🙂 the table just has Made in Denmark.

Then the table is almost certainly not Dyrlund, as Dyrlund was one of the few companies that very reliably marked their product.
The chairs are almost certainly generic designs. This is why Dyrlund stuff frequently has less value than other companies who produced pieces by designers. As a small compensation, most Dyrlund stuff is notably well made.

Thanks Leif I can stop searching now 🙂