Having trouble identifying this table- has a "72" mark on the bottom.

[alainscaturr-0]

I'm having trouble identifying this table... I guess it would be considered chippendale-style, and it's similar to some that were produced by Maitland-Smith, Baker, and Bradnt, but I can't identify it for the life of me. The only mark is a 72 on the bottom. Any help is appreciated! 

[sonomabarn67]

 I would say quasi- Chippendale factory furniture c. 1940s onward.  Close ups of the underside or any lables would confirm that.

[debora_34_]

The kind of thing found in a nice middle class home, post World War II.

Debora

[alainscaturr-0]

Thank you. Any opinion on the maker? 72 maybe means it was produced in 1972?

[alainscaturr-0]

Thanks Debora, I'm mainly trying to figure out the maker. The only mark on the bottom that hasn't worn off is the 72. I was't sure if a number with just two digits meant anything, or if this particular design might ring a bell with someone more experienced at this sort of thing.

[maxine*j]

So, is the "72" carved or burned into the wood, stamped or stencilled, hand-written, on a paper label, what?    It might help to know.  (Although, honestly, I doubt you'll ever find the maker or that it would make a significant difference to the value if you did.)

[alainscaturr-0]

The 72 is carved, almost definitely not by hand. 

[sonomabarn67]

Again, "Close ups of the underside or any lables would confirm that."