could this be an aalto table?  

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Its not AALTO but its very nice its 70s,the rounded edge is very much of this period...very likely a contract piece done by a "captive" designer.Very good quality and styling...

Thanks for the information....
Thanks for the information. I appreciate it. I haven't seen anything like this anywhere else, except for the ones in bamboo. Was there a designer that specialized in this curved wood style in the light wood?

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I was flipping through an old magazine (Maison Française 1999) and saw a picture of a coffee table just like this by Ecart. I remembered you'd posted this pic so I thought I'd mention it. Ecart International are a french company specialising in re-editing design classics, they also make pieces by more recent innovative designers.
Edit; On closer inspection its not the same table. The one in the magazine was a reedition of a Jean Michel Franck / Adolphe Chanaux sycomore table. very similar though !
http://www.ecart-international.com/

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thanks for the input. You're right...it's not the same table, but it's a great site, and the design is 1928. The search continues!

It will be a "fluke" if...
It will be a "fluke" if someone can put a designers name to this table.A maker maybe,like I said its probably contract,by a company designer...tables market aimed mainly at offices etc...not for your average home consumer...