help w/ identifying a unique side table

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PooterTooter

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24/02/2022 4:46 am

Hello! This forum has always been so helpful, I've got a new enigma for you.

I have this tw0-tiered, round, off-white side table. There's some numbers on the bottom but no makers mark or label that I see. The legs look to be tipped in brass that has a lot of patina on it.

More pictures below. Anyone got a clue?

Edit: I think "ERMINE" relates to the white color, if that helps.

Thank you!

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PooterTooter

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24/02/2022 4:46 am

bottom of table

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table legs

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24/02/2022 4:48 am

more pics

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even more pics

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05/03/2022 7:49 pm

Knock knock?

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mark737

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07/03/2022 4:06 am

Reminiscent of some Brown Saltman tables, but likely made by a smaller American maker and not associated with any known designer.

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08/03/2022 4:08 am

Not brown saltman. Generic maker, probably late 1950's with those faux wood tops and mdf like bottoms. I see these all the time and there were a lot of local places making them.

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