Please help me ID this strange Danish Rocking chair. Simon, do you recognize it?

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Modern Love

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25/09/2009 6:32 am

The armrests are solid teak. The legs are also solid wood, but I'm not sure if they are walnut or teak. The Danish Control label isn't a sticker, but actually a little metal disk.

I don't care about value, I just hate being stumped. I've searched furnitureindex but I wasn't able to find anything similar.

Help!

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26/09/2009 11:38 pm

After some searching, I...
After some searching, I can't find it..... it sure is cool though!

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26/09/2009 11:44 pm

I agree
It's a beauty. Doesn't look very Danish either....

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Modern Love

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27/09/2009 1:51 am

It is deceptively huge.
It is actually wider than my Milo lounge chair. 6 inches more and it would qualify for a 2 seater.
Just wondering if anyone might recognize it. Thanks guys.

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30/09/2009 3:05 pm

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Hi Beloved
Well as much as I wanted to the books I have and history has yelded nothing on your rocker.
while it does seem to be danish with the distinctive upholstered cover panels hiding the staples for the seat and back upholstery. Much like those used on GE236 sofas and Kastrup chairs I have come up blank
Sorry I fell short of your challenge

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