Hi, I think that one of the tables I have had dismantled and stored (with a view to placing in fantasy home with the 7 dining rooms I need) is the same as the one I've taken the deconet image of (it did have some Erik Buck O.D Mobler chairs with it at the time). I've been peering at the printed logo on the underside of said table, and it appears to show M S K. Is this somehow the mark for Skovmand Andersen? Or am I way off? The table I *think* it is, is by Kai Kristiansen.
Is is possible that MSK (or do my tired eyes deceive me?) can translate to Skovamand Andersen?
Thanks so much, Claire. - please find link to deconet cowering underneath my HUGE image of vexing stamp.
http://www.deconet.com/decopedia/object/139343/Dining_table_by_Kai_Kristiansen
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Thanks for sharing the image Simon, the round table in the picture is the same design as the one I have. The thing that took me to be looking at S&A was that the chairs that this was bought with (by my in-laws) are Erik Buck Oddense Maskinsnedkeri, with all their original Domus Danica stickers on. I can see that mine obviously isn't S&A, but am I correct in thinking that this same design of table (Kai Kristiansen?) could have been produced by another manufacturer should demand have necessitated it? Could it have been Esbjerg Senge Møbelfabrik?
Maybe the stamp that I photgraphed does lack for clarity, but it's stamped quite a few times (maybe a over zealous child did do it!) underneath, and the faintest images are the clearest, with 'Made in Denmark' beautifully clear underneath the MSE; the S being larger and stylised.
The chairs are in our place in Ibiza, and I'm planning on a reunion with the table, which has enjoyed a meths cleanse this morning. The teak is stunning, and the extension leaves can be used either way up, in that grain on both sides is perfect.
Thanks for your help and time once again Simon, I love to see those original catalogue images.
Claire
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