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1939 american table, with Tin slide top & carved wood base&legs | Tables218 of 406 |  |  |
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1939 American Table mfg. co., TIN top slide table, with siverware draw, carved wood base, & legs, Its from mass. it slides to make it smaller, it is in great condition, it has etchings on the top of the metal, or it could be tin, the numbers are stamped on the draw it was made in Nov.29,1939, table number2115
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please,help! does anyone know anything about this table? i love it but would love to know more backround on it thank you.
Did you ever find anything out about this table? I have the same one in my basement!!!
I have a smaller table w/same top but different base/4 chairs. Would like to know more about it. A family piece I inherited.