Teak Bar & Stools...any info appreciated.  

How much is a good chunk...?
They look broken and/or missing chunks of wood around the leg rings.

You're right about the 3...
You're right about the 3 stools, the rings are all damaged and really this is one of the things that is holding me back. I love the piece, but I feel $1500 CAD is at the top end. What are your thoughts?
Thanks..

I personally
would never buy anything damaged like that, unless its cheap. Not when you can find mint at the same price he's asking or less. Too many perfect examples waiting around every corner. If teak bar stools were some rare oddity, and it was these or nothing for 20 years then maybe. Or they were $50 a chair, giving you plenty of room to invest in proper restoration.
At nearly $400 a chair, I think he's asking way totl prices, for average condition goods. I'd probably save my money for something better cared for, and actually worth that kind of money. A set ready to display as soon as you get home. Not ready for restoration, without the parts to even fix it, at full, or close to full retail already invested. Just my opinion. Not sure what the other guys would think.

Exactly right including the...
Exactly right including the $50 a chair is about it.
Even mint I personally would not pay $1500 CAD as basic retro furniture like that is simply all too common.
The more you look the more you find.

I got the impression that the
$1500 was for the bar, three stools shown, and another stool behind the bar that isn't in the photos.

I believe
you're right spanky. If that were the case and the bar and back chair were mint, and he were in love with both, I would try to make a deal on those two pieces only, and find the outer stools at another place. The seller probably won't split em up, but you never know. I'd try to get them as cheap as possible, since you still have three stools needed to complete the set.

The other stool
Is in the second photo. You just have to scroll right. And it is really nice, although not something I recognize.

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This must be the Australian hour, the other stool looks like a Th Brown.

Isn't that bar made by Dyrlund?
They were quite known for this kind of pieces.
The stool with the backrest I've seen before, it's danish, but I can't identify it as Dyrlund too (although they used such a boomerang shaped construction in other designs), maybe a design by Rosengren Hansen?

My notes on these stools,...
My notes on these stools, have an attribution to Hans Olsen design, Frem Jole made, 31High.
I saw a set of 3 go for near 1000 4-6 years ago.
I still have mine, and need to move them along someday.
donsof