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<p>[QUOTE="Jeff Drum, post: 2813614, member: 6444"]You should always include more than one picture, especially one of any marks or labels. If you want help you need to include for us anything you can see, otherwise we are at a complete disadvantage.</p><p><br /></p><p>You say there is a mark on the B.L.Marble chair, probably can't add much except the style is a bit earlier than what is commonly called mid-century. Here is a link that says perforated back is a Health Line from the 20s or 30s; you can ask and get exact dating help from them: <a href="https://ourpastimes.com/date-bl-marble-chair-10024976.html" target="_blank" class="externalLink ProxyLink" data-proxy-href="https://ourpastimes.com/date-bl-marble-chair-10024976.html" rel="nofollow">https://ourpastimes.com/date-bl-marble-chair-10024976.html</a></p><p><br /></p><p>The second chair is certainly mid century teak, probably Danish. But critical question is it marked - Ostergaard chairs should be. If it is marked, show the markings and show what the seat looks like - we can't guess. There was a lot of "borrowing" of designs in Scandinavia so if it is not marked it could well be by another company and you'll need to find an exact match to confirm who made it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Jeff Drum, post: 2813614, member: 6444"]You should always include more than one picture, especially one of any marks or labels. If you want help you need to include for us anything you can see, otherwise we are at a complete disadvantage. You say there is a mark on the B.L.Marble chair, probably can't add much except the style is a bit earlier than what is commonly called mid-century. Here is a link that says perforated back is a Health Line from the 20s or 30s; you can ask and get exact dating help from them: [URL]https://ourpastimes.com/date-bl-marble-chair-10024976.html[/URL] The second chair is certainly mid century teak, probably Danish. But critical question is it marked - Ostergaard chairs should be. If it is marked, show the markings and show what the seat looks like - we can't guess. There was a lot of "borrowing" of designs in Scandinavia so if it is not marked it could well be by another company and you'll need to find an exact match to confirm who made it.[/QUOTE]
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