Any information would be appreciated. I know it has pie crust edging, but I'm not finding much more.
Thanks!
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It looks like some kind of Shaker table. You will have to look under, behind or in the drawers for some kind of markings
It has Shaker lines. Without markings it is a challenge, but not impossible to know the exact origination. Shaker has a long history en.m.wikipedia.org/
There are true Shaker pieces and Shaker style which can include older pieces and newer pieces designed to look old.
If you are so inclined, Google images is an amazing way to match and item to a post to learn more. Just type in a description and scroll through the selections.
You can glean info from the piece itself by examining it carefully even if there are no markings...like if it is real wood or partical board or plywood drawer. Tells you about the overall quality
These sites have some good information to guide you on things to look for on the piece:
antiques.lovetoknow.com/
home.howstuffworks.com/
If you can't find an exact match, talk to an antique or vintage store dealer to learn more about it. If you ask because of insurability, you will learn more than if you are asking to sell.
Hope this helps get you started to learn more about the table!
Your end/side table has some resemblance to Shaker but I do not believe they ever put any curlicues as your table has on legs under table top.
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