Moller #57 ???

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30/07/2012 1:37 pm

Hello . . . Picked up this chair at the weekend. The seller was unsure of maker/designer but mentioned Peter Hvidt and also Sibast. I thought it looked more like Moller and the nearest I could find was Model 57 by JL Moller. The upholstery is not original as it was done by the sellers son a year or two ago. Any info appreciated.

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30/07/2012 3:04 pm

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backrest on the Moller 57 doesn't curve like that one.
http://www.danish-design.com/manufacturers/mol/MOL57/

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30/07/2012 5:51 pm

I have a book that...
I have a book that identifies those as Rastad & Relling, Norway. I will try to post an image in a bit.

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30/07/2012 6:30 pm

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robert1960: Yes, backrest is differant. Dimensions differ also, my chairs is larger than the Moller.
tchp: Brilliant, would love to see pic.
Thanks to you both. James.

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30/07/2012 6:38 pm

Google...
Google search of Rastad & Relling shows the chair to be from their "Bambi" range c1954.
http://www.rastad-relling.no/sider/engelsk/ramme.html

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31/07/2012 8:39 pm

what's the book?
TCHP, curious what book you have? sounds like a good one!

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31/07/2012 8:52 pm

here is a color picture from...
here is a color picture from "Design Pa Norsk"

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31/07/2012 9:12 pm

The book I have is "A...
The book I have is "A Treasury of Scandinavian Design", edited by Erik Zahle, published in 1961. It has sections on furniture, ceramics, glass, jewelry, and textiles.

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