Anyone seen a table like this?

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rockybird

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20/08/2008 11:19 am

I bought this table from an architect student who bought it used in Michigan (I think). I absolutely LOVE it. It is truly unique. Does anyone know the manufacturer or the year. I have looked all over the net trying to find this table. I am guessing it is a knock-off of some sort. It says PAL 35-2 and some other numbers underneath it. The edges pull out to accomodate the leafs.

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20/08/2008 6:48 pm

Just a guess but...
Could it be part of Wormley's Precedent line for Drexel? He did a lot of similar forms for that line although I can't find anything exact. They also used a similar numbering system.

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whitespike

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20/08/2008 10:57 pm

cool table. legs a la nelson.
cool table. legs a la nelson.

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mario

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21/08/2008 1:43 am

maybe Brown-Saltman
it can't be wormley drexel cuz your tables wood is ash and wormley's precedent line was only done in silver elm i believe.
it looks and articulates like early 50's brown saltman.
cool table anyway!

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rockybird

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21/08/2008 11:10 am

thanks!
Oops, I mistyped the numbers. It should have read 3-52. It said "pal dining table 3-52" and then a bunch of numbers after that. I am wondering if the 3-52 means march 1952? I dont know what "pal dining table" means. Does any of this ring a bell with anyone?

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