My Selig Chair (With apologies to the current anti-I.D. movement)  

It's beautiful!
Have you found out the designer of it yet?

Net yet,
ModGal... Thank you for saying it's beautiful. It's a great chair, though I find its beauty is sometimes better than its comfort. 🙂

Yes, pretty. Selig was an imp...
Yes, pretty. Selig was an importer of Danish stuff. Sometimes designers for them are hard to figure out.

Kofod-Larsen
Could certainly be a possibility.

The Selig Thread
Thanks, Whitespike. It looks even better with the matching ottoman. But, like I think you feel about your DCM, it's prettier than comfortable. It's no womb chair.
Woody, I discovered the Selig thread where you answered a similar question. Like the Z chair, it does seem likely that the designer was Kofod-Larsen.
http://www.designaddict.com/design_addict/forums/index.cfm/fuseaction/th...

Oh no, Brent, I love the...
Oh no, Brent, I love the comfort of a DCM. It gets no better for an unupholstered dining chair.
I dunno about Kofod for this one. Maybe, but he seems to be the catch-all for attribution for Selig products. I have three Kofod chairs (two dining height and one lounge height) and they are amazingly comfortable for their small stature.
These are like mine...

re: comfort
COuld it be the cushions were replaced with something inferior? Does it have springs or is it just a cushion?

Oh yeah
Could have been that other guy... George Jensen?
The arms on Kofod-Larsen chairs usually taper wider toward the back.

Not Georg Jensen
You mean Poul Jensen, who designed the Z chair.
Georg was the Danish silversmith.

Yeah
That guy.

LCW or DCW
Whitespike, I meant the DCW or LCW--the one I think you said was a pain in the ass. The one years ago you offered to sell me for $500 when we had lunch in Mississippi. 🙂
And, as someone recently asked, did Poul Jensen ever really exist?

And
those Kofod chairs are amazing and look extremely comfortable.

P.S.
This is George Jensen.

z chair
The back legs of my chair do look similar to the Z chair, which is attributed to Poul Jensen.
I wonder why I can find nothing about Poul Jensen other than people saying this or that chair was designed by him? Where is his picture or a quick bio on Wikipedia? I'm a Poul Jensen agnostic. Like Thomas, I need some corporeal evidence before I can believe.