Help identifying table

I picked this table up today in Medway, Massachusetts. Appears to be solid walnut. No indication of manufacturer or any other markings. The legs are unusual. Reminds me of a bracket detail on a Stick-style house or a building designed by Frank Furness. Any help appreciated. Thanks!

 

We need lots more photos

 

looks like someone wanted to mount a 600 pound cannon on that thing....

heck...it looks to weigh 600 lbs..!!

 

Need a top photo. I think that's a marriage.

 

Thanks ... trying to shrink file sizes to post pix

 

Ah. I think you have a cut down much longer table which had multiple leaves. Legs may have been part of a mechanism for winding the thing out.

 

I have three leaves. It has a concealed, center pedestal that's revealed when opened. Original wooden casters.

 

Right - you're missing a number of leaves, then.

 

Do you know what style this is or approximate age?

 

I'm in the UK, so our history is different. Wooden casters usually mean early, but those legs don't look Georgian to me. If I saw that here, I'd think perhaps early 20th. Based on the top, mostly.

 

Base looks to be oak while the top looks more like cherry (or birch with a stain). Likely a marriage. Would say the base is circa 1880. Top more like early 20th century.