Andersen Smile Table - replica or not?  

@fredhh I don’t know. It seems that the design went through a couple changes over time. You find different measurements, different positions of the stretchers, different edge banding, different shapes of legs and leg joints. What I didn’t find in a quick search are the visible dowels attaching the stretcher in your example. I tend to believe that this is just a late 60s or early 70s production but I can’t be sure. The table seems to be reasonably well made. 

I've seen countless smile tables, in real life and on the web, but never before in a version like this.

I'm pretty sure it's a knockoff.

I'm pretty sure it's a knockoff. I've owned a CFC Smile for about 10 years now. I don't believe CFC ever made a low stretcher version. The feet profile and magazine shelf curvature also look wrong. And the wood plugs are definitely wrong. Fairly good knockoffs have been out there for a while without wood plugs, so I don't know why they are popping up now.

The seller also offers the table on Ebay.
I wrote to him asking for an opinion, but no reply by now.

https://www.ebay.de/itm/175457209217

Posted by: freedhh

I wrote to him asking for an opinion, but no reply by now.

the listing is either 1) willful ignorance, or 2) intentional deception; neither one of which is good.

How can i create a new post? 

The seller does not seem to be very trustworthy, or he is a complete newbie without any knowledge.
For example, he tries to sell on Pamono and Ebay an ordinary sideboard for a lot of money, declaring it to be a Borge Mogensen design, manufactured by Fredericia.

Ridiculous.

@Adam656AB

It's actually self-explanatory.