can anyone help identify this vintage wrought iron patio set?

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missmelaina

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29/06/2012 11:50 pm

found this set at an estate sale. set includes two chairs, a small table and bench- all matching for $150. there are no broken welts, but it would need to be sandblasted and re-powdercoated. does anyone recognize the manufacturer? any way it could be woodard? i have been doing some research but not come up with anything. thanks so much!
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waffle

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30/06/2012 12:59 am

I could be wrong
but I think that is a fairly common, albeit attractive, model. I think I saw a black one of those just yesterday.

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Riki

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30/06/2012 3:08 am

Looks like
Salterini.

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SDR

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30/06/2012 6:23 am

The third photo
(especially) is a visual delight. "Find the hidden patio furniture . . ." !

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01/07/2012 11:20 am

Doesn't look like
any Salterini line that I know, but I'm no expert. Riki, what makes you think it's Salterini?

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Riki

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01/07/2012 10:27 pm

I've seen this
exact set on VandM (vintage and modern) and ebay attributed to John B. Salterini. I will try to find a catalog photo.

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missmelaina

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04/07/2012 7:56 am

i passed
on the set. yeah, with the sun they were some of the worst pics ever :)i did not want to go back the guy was arguing with me that they did not need to be powder coated and that i should just spray them. ugh

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