GEORGE MULHAUSER FOR PLYCRAFT ???

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jesgord

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12/11/2007 4:05 am

I've never seen this design before. Can anyone confirm that it is Mulhauser for Plycraft? Was it originally upholstered this way? Any info greatly appreciated

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SDR

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12/11/2007 4:30 am

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Lumbar support seems incorrect.

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LRF

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12/11/2007 4:51 am

that is a great looking ...
that is a great looking chair looks like a plycraft selig stand but the chair has a great look to it, I have never seen one like it,

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Modern Love

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12/11/2007 7:11 pm

A low-back version
of this chair was at Wright. They do not ascribe the design to Mulhauser, or to anyone for that matter. Designer remains unknown.
Click link below:
http://www2.wright20.com:8080/4DCGI/auction_search_lot/EFIT/363

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whitespike

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12/11/2007 7:41 pm

Plycraft
They also have another chair I wonder about - one that I have only seen in person and never again after that. They must have experimented from time to time. The other chair I speak of was sign "George Mulhauser." I would be willing to bet this one was by him as well.

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Sound & Design

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12/11/2007 8:55 pm

mmmm Yummy
Great chair! I've also seen it attributed to Mulhauser. Reminds me of Lobster Tails. It if had a bucket next to it, I'd fill it with butter, dip the chair in it and eat it.

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