Question about table feature

Hey y'all!

I came across a 3 legged, two tier table...its crammed in a garage of one of our houses so I wasn't able to lift it up/get it out yet. Most of the stuff in the garage is junk, and trash that I scaled over to get to this table. I couldn't see a brand/maker on the bottom of the upper level. But I noticed the spindle between the top and bottom was split, as in not one piece but two pieces put together. I know zilch about this stuff as I'm sure if you have read any of my other posts you would know! However, that struck me as something that wouldn't be antique? I do know the top and bottom pieces are solid. Just trying to decide if moving tons of junk is worth it or not!

 

If the move is 'out', it is worth it.

For one thing it frees up room for new supplies of junk to rest.

Something better than having piles of stuff is buying more, and the thing better than that is finding it.

 

Oh it's in a house we are flipping, and I mean literally the stuff I climbed over to get there was up to my neck at places! Literally just stuff crammed!

 

Sounds like it could have potential. Maybe mid century modern? A picture is in order.

 

This sort of thing?

 

Funny how our minds go in different directions.... That is just as likely or more so than it being MCM.

 

As much as I love MCM and Scan modern I was having trouble bringing to mind a three legged two tiered table other than this.

 

Just sayin..........

 

(Yup but not MCM)

 

Of course you are right !

 

YES! Very similar to that style! I think we are wholesaling this one because we just have so many properties right now, so I am going to have to dig this one out on my own....which I can't even explain how much crap is in between the table and the exit!!!

 

And there is definitely some where on the feet. I was hoping the spindle not being a solid piece would be a clue, I don't want to dig this thing out if not necessary. I saw a rat in the garage that was the size of a large chihuahua