Featured frightening chair ID requested

What a fabulous chair! I wouldn't want to lean my back on it, either.

 

WOW you got 12 score. But I believe German also. The breasts showing is pretty significant. Here is a link about different Harpy's.

https://mistholme.com/dictionary/harpy-frauenadler/

 

It mentions the Frauenadler in the coat of arms of Rysdorfer or Rysdorp (Dutch translation).
I checked the source, which is the Dutch "Wapenboek Gelre", and Rysdorfer was located in the then county of Holstein, in the far north of Germany, bordering on Denmark:
https://www.maelwaelvanlymborchstudies.com/wapenboek-gelre-inhoud/

I don't know if that is relevant to the origin of the chair, but it could be.

 

That's a Harpy alright. Virtually identical. Thanks.

I wonder whether the dozen chairs were a once-off for a German family.

 

It's possible do you know anything about the estate where you purchased them?

 

It is virtually identical to the Frauenadler, the picture on the right in the link.

 

Alas, and as I explained earlier on, I don't own them. There were 12 of them lined up in a large empty house in which I had to do some work for a day.