Need ID on possible maker's mark

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fash

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01/05/2013 5:04 am

Hi all,
I'm new here and hate to barge in asking for favors, but your collected expertise is impressive and I'm hoping for some help! I have a set of 6 chairs with this stamp on the bottom. They came with a faux formica wood grain table that had no identifying characteristics. Here's a photo of the chair in Flickr:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/95401176@N06/8697435324/in/photostream

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01/05/2013 6:11 am

Here's embedded photos
Here's embedded photos...thanks.

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01/05/2013 4:36 pm

Don't know but it could be...
Don't know but it could be a locally made low end copy based on Harry Ostergaard's designed chairs.
Many companies copied Danish designs in the 60s but difference in quality is obvious.

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02/05/2013 8:40 am

I agree, certainly they're...
I agree, certainly they're inferior to the classics, but they're nice nonetheless, and for ten bucks per chair I have no regrets. I found this label tucked into one of the chair bases and I assume it means nothing...but about a year ago I bought a pair of lovely chairs with similar nondescript labels that turned out to be Gunlockes, so I'm a diehard double-checker. Thanks again!

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17/07/2013 11:31 pm

I sold a set of these
I sold a Set of these type of chairs not to long ago. They are nicer than most Danish copies. This is more like an American company. Maybe Stanley Furniture in the Baltimore area. S

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