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Miranda
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12/11/2010 11:27 am  

Looking at sites such as Lauritz I have seen Wegner items marked as well as unmarked:

1. burn marked (but burn marks can look a bit different)
2. metal plate
3. silver colored tag/sticker
4. no mark at all

My questions are:
A) Am correct in assuming that authentic Wegner pieces are always marked and marked as stated in 1 and 2 above? This of course does not mean that all pieces thus marked have to be authentic.

B) Do the burnmarks differ depending on time period? I ask because I have seen different types of burn marks, even for the same producer.


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Miranda
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17/11/2010 11:46 am  

So no one knows whether...
So no one knows whether authentic Wegner furniture tends to be marked regardless of production era...? Or I could re-phrase the question: so no one knows whether authentic Wegner furniture pieces from the 50s were often not marked at all?


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17/11/2010 10:54 pm  

I have seen authentic Wegner...
I have seen authentic Wegner pieces from the 1950s that are not marked, but the great majority are marked.


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Modern Love
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18/11/2010 12:07 am  

When Carl Hansen
started using the rectangular adhesive foil labels instead of branding. The labels often fall off.


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Miranda
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18/11/2010 11:52 am  

the_beloved and gene: many...
the_beloved and gene: many thanks for the info.
Do you have any idea when they started using the stickers?


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