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These appear to be Thonet…
i've had a look and cannot…
i've had a look and cannot see the Thonet mark anywhere. It seems there were once paper labels which came off. Is there any other way to know?
In reply to These appear to be Thonet… by Joseph
Hi, here are some other ways…
In reply to i've had a look and cannot… by newforold
Hi, having looked and looked…
Hi,
having looked and looked. My sense is that these are not Thonet. Thonet no91 seem to have laminated thin rectangular legs rather than the round of these and the support strut on the leg seems a little more delicate. What do you think?
In reply to These appear to be Thonet… by Joseph
I think you are correct -…
I think you are correct - here's a good example of a single Thonet 91 - https://www.1stdibs.com/furniture/seating/chairs/thonet-wood-rattan-chair-number-91-august-thonet-circa-1920/id-f_20671832/
As you noted, if you look at the legs they curve in from the top to about 3/4 of the way down the leg of the chair and then jut out on the last 1/4 from the bottom. These are probably quality reproductions. Let's see if we can get one of the professional appraisers from the site to have a look.
In reply to Hi, having looked and looked… by newforold
Thonet chairs are one of the…
Thonet chairs are one of the most copied and reproduced, these in my opinion are not originals. Here is a link to an original. https://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/77983676_august-thonet-chair-91-1890
The reproductions tend to sell for under $75.00 each at auction.