I bet you have a whole different list of manufacturers to look at over there. These desks might be too heavy to have been shipped worldwide.

I'd guess an earlier one (1940s?) based on the curve of the desktop, leg position, and the handles. Speaking of handles, what's going on over the kneehole? It looks like an aftermarket knob where there should be a lock. Is that possible? Many US-made tanker desks have a tag right under the lock. If the lock was pulled out, the tag might have come off with it. I don't think my tanker desk has any ID on it aside from that tag.

The poofy desktop with the corner thingies is probably the best way to search--most don't have that. I do think it's original (although maybe not the color).

Other than the kneehole drawer it looks like a old army desk that was in my office until we moved to a new building. It may have been left when one of the US bases were closed. It had the same metal things on the corners.

Thank you for the replies guys. Fori, you are right, definitely looks like the center knob was added afterwards. Will continue my search.

This type of desk was common in industrial design and development offices during the 1950s in mid-west USA. I was assigned one like this one in 1960 as I began my first job as a graduate engineer. The company I worked for continued to use this model until they built a new corporate center in 1965.

They are excellent desks! But usually they wear icky colors. I wish mine were yellow. :)

Here's a sample of a "Steel Case" industrial desk of the mid 1900s. These desks were made in large number of variations and tops. Some were symmetrical with under-top drawer units on both sides of the knee-hole.

These desks were durable.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Mid-Century-STEELCASE-Tanker-Industrial-Desk-metal-desk-/283249071974

It’s a Shaw walker desk

Sure looks like the desks I started at in the federal govt in the 1970's. I guess it was a very common style.

This is a post from November, 2018. I wonder why it surfaced again?

I know this is an old thread, but I thought I would post anyway. I have a desk very similar with rounded edges and metal on the corners just like it. Mine is a Shaw Walker