Industrial? Modern? Shaker? What do you think.  

Before
asking about "style," wouldn't we wonder what the intended function of this piece is ? Or have you already figured that out ? "Table" doesn't quite do it for me . . .

I've seen a picture of this o...
I've seen a picture of this or something very similar before, its a library newspaper/magazine storage and reader table, I think.

It's kind of like a homemade...
It's kind of like a homemade version of the Wormley Dunbar magazine stand.

The three-hole
handle would be something that most home cabinetmakers could manage. It might also signify a minimalist, geometric/Bauhaus influence -- were it not for the much more prosaic foot design, which is not so much Bauhaus as Heywood Wakefield or Ethan Allen (?) . . .
Neatly made, and worthy of salvage -- and refinish ? Use and enjoy !

Anybody else having probs...
Anybody else having probs with Brandt King Cobra shaker baskets cracking at the motor support mounts?

I could be wrong but doesn't ...
I could be wrong but doesn't a rod slip into the hole to hold a newspaper, to stop patrons from messing them up? I remember some sort of similar thing at school, in you know, the olden days.

There was
a sort of handle/holder, a dowel split into six parts to slip the sections of a newspaper into, with a rubber band around the top to keep it "closed." This was to organize the paper -- and keep people from running off with it ? I recall using this not too long ago, at a café.

Homemade
I'd call it Basement Bauhaus, and there is nothing wrong with that. Pretty cool.

Basement Bauhaus... I like...
Basement Bauhaus... I like that!
Great comments. Thanks everybody.
DjL