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How about some more shots of...
How about some more shots of that table?

Did they have a d-scan label ...
Did they have a d-scan label on them? I have the same chairs, but in teak. I believe they were made by uldum mobelfabrik since they are of a higher quality and construction.

Hello,
thanks for the kind...
Hello,
thanks for the kind word SDR
cdsilva: I love this table...I have attached a couple of additional photos of the sticker and leg detail
oskar: my chairs do have a de-scan sticker on them....love that open oval in the back on the uldum chairs...wonder if I can pop out the upholstery and have that rosewood loop?...
I have attached a picture (not mine)from that high priced antique market place site of chairs like yours? ( 7171 dining chairs by Johannes Andersen for Uldum of Denmark) I don't have my chair right here but they seem remarkably similar in the photo.
thanks for the conversation

I have popped out that back...
I have popped out that back panel on mine and to me it looks much better with the open loop. Note that they aren't exactly the same as the chairs pictured as that back panel piece requires an inner groove that is not there on the 7171 chairs.

more pics and labels
here is the bottom of my chairs with the d-scan stickers oskar

Oskar,
I have reupholstered the more common D-Scan dining chairs that look like the Erik Buch chairs but without the floating seat. The seat rests on four steel pegs that fit into the sides of the seat frame. I have seen Singapore labels on these and thought they were all made in Singapore. This week I redid another set---exactly the same style, same splintery mahogany plywood seats and backs (except one had a nice beech ply seat, oddly). But they had Uldum Fabrik - Made in Denmark stickers!
My theory is that they were made by Uldum in the beginning but then production was moved to Singapore for whatever reasons.
They were designed by a Danish guy--Benny Jorgensen? Benny-something, anyway.

spanky
thanks for your input
interesting...i cannot seem to link the design to benny for uldum but I have had other things of his manufactured in indonesia and malaysia if I recall...his name was benny linden right?

The only maker I have seen...
The only maker I have seen associated with that table in the past is Paere Dansk. My understanding has been that it is a somewhat contemporary design, and is fairly recent.
http://www.paeredansk.co.uk/content.cfm?cID=31

Spanky,
Thanks for that in...
Spanky,
Thanks for that insight, good to know. Not sure if johannes andersen did the design as he had a few chairs made by uldum.

tchp
hmmm, very similair version but I don't think the same...I see some differences in the profile...
This table came from an estate frozen in time...literally a moneyed family with a handicapped son who grew old in the home and they kept it the same for him even with all the old atari and star wars etc originally released as he had a very young mentality although was a middle aged adult. There was LITERALLY nothing new in the house...it was a time machine.
Of course I day dream that it is somehow a version associated with hans wegner/johannes hansen affiliation as triumphantly introduced at the cabinetmakers guild 1949 referenced below...that famous table or one exactly the same sold at wright for $20,000 a couple of years ago...the legs are different from mine but referential and the marks on my table for johannes hansen as shown are the thread I cling to...a daydream for sure! That is a johannes hansen mark on the sticker shown on my table right?
I cannot get the link to open anymore it says too many redirects but below is the verbiage for the wright auction page and the pic they showed on the listing of the catalog from the 1949 exhibition I believe.
..."115: Hans Wegner / rare dining table
www.wright20.com1200 × 899Search by image
The dining suite by Hans J. Wegner for Johannes Hansen at the 1949 Cabinetmaker's Guild Exhibition. Dansk Møbelkunst gennem 40 Aar: 1947-1956, Jalk, pg. 99."
thanks for your input tchp

The label underneath the dining table is for H. Sigh & Son. Iv'e seen a few of these before, nice table.

Time to dream another dream
H. Moon, thanks for setting me straight...I love the organic sleek quirky look of the table regardless and LOVE getting info on my pieces...I was way off on the mark as johannes hansen but see the inspiration of the wegner table in this piece and appreciate that derivative as well.
Was Sigh the mobilfabrik and designer? I notice vodder designed some of their pieces attributed online...were there others or do you think this is a Sigh designed and manufactured piece? Do you have a sense of dates at all?
Thanks to all for the conversation !

Oskar, just to make it clear--
I am talking about a different chair design than yours. The only link was that the two sets I had were the identical except that one was D-Scan/Singapore and the other was Uldum/Denmark.
The designer whose name I couldn't remember is Benny Linden but I don't think he designed any of the chairs we're talking about here. He was Danish and his furniture designs were produced in Thailand and maybe Singapore.