Any antique hunters want to try to figure this one out?

So my wife inherited her Great Grandmothers dining room table a couple years ago. I'm going to attach some photo's. The only thing she seems to know is she thinks this table and chairs came from the 1950's. Based on these pictures...does anyone think they can determine any information about this set? Like year produced, manufacturer, etc..any info I guess. Thank you very much in advance.

 

Id guess 1920s-30s Tudor revival(thats what Ive always called it but it may have another name). Mass produced and not terribly rare.

 

When Brad shows up , you'll have a better idea as to what it is.

( Johnny, may be spot on....but I don't know....)

 

Welcome!
Please go back and edit your photos to the FULL IMAGE option and always do this.
Thank you.

 

I think Johnny is about right. Looks like an English draw-leaf table and chair set. 20s-30s is spot on. The style is traditional revival but can't be pinned to any historical style. Besides Tudor/Elizabethan influence, you have some William and Mary thrown in.

 

The maker is probably Olde Charm.

 

This style is called 'Jacobean', as well. I've had a chest and chairs like it and as clunky and big as it is, I like it

 

Over here, we often call it Jacobethan or Tudorbethan.

Olde Charm are still going strong -

http://www.woodbros.co.uk/old-charm-furniture/

 

Love it!