looking for a maple

[auntiesarahjayne]

don't know profile size, only know it is maple.

does the number 53015 or 5305 sound familiar?

I am trying to do a job for a gallery, and this is from their old record. I'm trying to find out what it looks like so I can compare apples to apples.

thanks,

Sarah

 

[Doug Gemmell]

Closest I could come:

Picture Woods. They have a 532 series followed by M (maple) and then other letters to designate finish.

Nurre Caxton. 531XX and 532XX

 

[auntiesarahjayne]

P.S. It's a gallery, and they are cheap!

so, PW, which I love and carry, is a no go.

Anyone else recognize the numbers?

thanks for looking,
Sarah

 

[Shayla]

Not familiar to me. The only 5305 I can think of might be a Colonial number, but if it is, it would be for an oak. Can you find out if they have a record of their moulding orders from around that time? Depending on whether they ordered length or chop, there might be a company name and moulding number.

 

[Baer Charlton]

Garrett has 253-100m, they could have changed to an "in house" coding. Not unusual.