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   user-142911 | Jun 04, 2008 09:48pm | #1

   Could you be more specific as to which chair you want.I´m Danish and have a few plans.I may have what you seek.

   
   

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   Edited 6/4/2008 5:55 pm ET by Tom Bruhn

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   TaunTonMacoute | Jun 05, 2008 12:18am | #2

   I eat guys like you for breakfast.

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   joinerswork | Jun 05, 2008 08:11pm | #3

   TT,

   Cheesy remarks like that will win you no friends in Denmark.  Better prepare yourself for a blintzkrieg.  A Bavarian would cream ya. I've Cinn a man roll over someone for less.   You take the cake!

   Ray

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   TaunTonMacoute | Jun 05, 2008 09:28pm | #4

   You always out do me....

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   user-142911 | Jun 05, 2008 11:27pm | #5

   I´ll bet it does wonders for your waist line eh?

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   Prado | Jun 06, 2008 05:23am | #6

   Tom Bruhn:
   To be honest it would be difficult to describe w/ words but at least let me give it a try:1. The angle of the back rest is similar to the angle of a Morris chair, perhaps a little lower.2. The back-rest stiles curve in towards the seat and actually become the sides of the seat platform.3. It is a relaxed look. A very comfortable chair that is lower to the ground than even a Morris chair.4. The seat is upholstered in leather and the leather is actually tacked to the wood.I hope this gives some idea.Thanks!

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   Prado | Jun 07, 2008 08:10am | #7

   Nice!
   What I'm looking for is less rectilinear.
   A more relaxed design.
   I know it's not in keeping w/ the architecture altogether. Still, I'm looking to come home and sleep on my chair.

   Thanks!

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   TaunTonMacoute | Jun 09, 2008 04:19pm | #8

   I don't know, maybe Ray Pine has some insights into the matter that you might find useful. As far as reproductions go his beat mine by a mile:

   http://www.davidraypine.com/

   I'm sure you can have a more fruitful debate with somebody doing reproductions at a very high level of expertise and who has established bona fides including several articles in FW, many significant commissions for private collectors, museums, etc. 

   Unfortunately, that person is not me.

   
   

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   Edited 6/9/2008 10:50 am ET by TaunTonMacoute

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   saschafer | Jun 09, 2008 09:46pm | #9

   "The OP asked for advice/help. You gave him dreck."

   I get the feeling that maybe you didn't understand the joke. In the US, a "Danish" is a kind of pastry: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danish_pastry

   Hence, the "I eat guys like you for breakfast" remark. Get it?

   Ich bin ein Berliner,

   -Steve