wood plate/platter mark identification

[Che]

I bought a large wood plate/platter for a buck...about 18" diam, soft light wood (maple?) looks to me to be a bit 'retro', maybe from the 60s or 70s. Not one solid piece, it's joined in two places. It's a bit beat up, but I thought it would be a good piece to practice refinishing, something I don't have the hang of at all.

It has a mark on it, but an image is hard to google. Hoping someone here might know it. Thanks

 

[Mr. Sir]

Ellinger's Co. in Sheboygan, WI has been making wooden bowls and platters since the '50's. Could it be Hubert Ellinger, one of the original founders.

 

[vharrison]

Wow, how did you know that?

 

[Mr. Sir]

Let's just say, nobody wants to play Trivial Pursuit with me.

 

[Che]

I'm searching on him now, but will have to come back to it later. So far, all I can find are the 'agatized' wood products and they are stamped with the company name, not this mark. Great place to start though, thanks!!

http://www.agatized.com/

 

[Blinky]

Let's just say, nobody wants to play Trivial Pursuit with me.

I guess not... unless they're on you side. Dayum!

 

[Dave Shepard]

Let's just say, nobody wants to play Trivial Pursuit with me.

Why, you cheat?