are these chairs Danish Teak?  

I`d be very surprised if they are.

Almost
certain they're by Nathan..
What makes you think they're Danish ?

Thanks
Thank you both

put them
back in the street and let the horrible monsters die in peace.
they are copies of the villy nørgaard chairs but much more brutal and ugly and certainly NOT danish. The primary reason why english copies of Danish have £0 value
Sorry to be blunt but my breakfast nearly returned!
Watermelon is a one-way dish

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yes they are, this is known as arctic teak and is harvested by especially attractive Danish youths in an unusual climatic zone in Greenland. I do believe organic watermelon is also farmed there.

Yeah, Heath
I've often wondered if the hundreds of people, on eBay and other places, that described things as being made of 'Danish teak' actually think they're somehow growing tropical hardwood up there in the frozen North 😉

We keep the
seedling at the foot end of the bed so our body heat helps to grow the little darlings.
right next to those seedling of scandinavian bananasnordica

"Danish Teak", is one of those unusual myths that's hard for people to let go...
Sometimes people give me the "you're-crazy" stare when I them there are no teak forests in Denmark.
It's akin to "Eames Brothers".

For
example:
http://www.thecitrusreport.com/2010/headlines/house-industries-honors-th...

Right. . .
even though, at the end of the piece, we have this:
Cover Numerals: Ray Eames designed ten covers for Arts & Architecture, the magazine that helped to establish and define American modernism. The cover numerals are based on the dates she penned as part of her uniquely organic layouts for the January and December 1943 issues.
"The head doesn't know what the tail is saying" ?