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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Darkwing Manor, post: 2133199, member: 738&quot;]I&#039;m assuming your interest is personal, since (as Brad mentioned), the chair is not too valuable. So, to begin, Google the marks, any patent numbers, etc. If none, enter search terms to describe the chair&#039;s form. From there it&#039;s a matter of sifting through sites and images to find similar items. For a price comparison, some lesser auction houses or eBay may have had similar pieces go through, but with the lower value, I doubt too many sellers will have gone to the trouble to include provenance in their descriptions.&nbsp; For maker&#039;s confirmation and perhaps model #, you might get lucky and find company catalog pages on-line somewhere. If you are truly intrepid and determined, you can make inquiries at libraries that hold trade catalog collections. Good luck, and remember, that&#039;s why they call it RE-search![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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