Bent Plywood Chair ID  

thonet, possibly sauder I'd...
thonet, possibly sauder I'd say. I've seen ones with upholstered seats like those by sauder.

I've..
seen these chairs before in a church! They were lined up side-by-side and were used as pews. Some had shelves under them to hold hymns and bibles. I doubt that they are Knoll based on the fact that they ended up in a church but they are pretty interesting. Are any of them labeled?

Funnily enough - they were...
Funnily enough - they were apparently previously used in a community center.
I just picked up 6 of em.
thanks for the input - still would love to positively ID em if anyone else has any ideas.
Googling produced naught for pictures so far
They're side-to-side interlocking, if that helps.

I'm tellin' you, it's...
I'm tellin' you, it's Sauder. 🙂 The mention of church reminded me, I've seen an old brochure for their church chairs with those in it. I almost bought a few for 40 bucks.

How creepy!
I was at the Amvets thrift store and saw several stacks of these exact chairs in the backroom. They are labeled 'Designaire'. Do you live in San Diego?

Nope - I'm in...
Nope - I'm in Seattle.
These were also picked up at a thrift store by the seller (for 4.99 each! ha!)
I paid $25 per
Google doesnt show much for "Designaire" so far. Interesting . . .

yeah...
I googled it also but didn't find anything. The crazy thrift store is selling them for 20 bucks each! This is the same thrift store that prices cheap Ikea chairs at $75 and Knoll for $8. If they are still there next time I go I will snap a picture and post it. I think that it said where they were made but I don't remember, I know that they are American.

Odd and interesting.
I'd love to see them ganged together. The asymmetrical legs are something else !