Okay, just talking through my hat here ... While the base seems to be original Wiliam IV, I'm not so sure about the top. I wonder if what you have is a married piece, made up of parts from two or three other tables. Here's my reasoning: The base has good, thick veneer and parallel saw marks, and looks very typical of the style. It's pegged, or at least has plugs over the screws. The nice bun feet are true to William IV. But tables of this era didn't have a turned plate for the connection between the top and column -- at least not that I've seen. The joint would usually look quite a bit more structural, kind of like the interior of a house wall, with bracing and brackets, etc., to keep it stable. I wonder if the column and turned plate came from another piece, possible a candle stand. The top has a shape consistent with the base, but the way the skirt is attached doesn't look right. I would not expect to see exposed screws here, but rather a glued joint with blocks behind it. I also think the skirt would be a little deeper. Could this be the top from another table, cut down to mimic the shape of the base, and with a skirt added? Whether this is the case or not, it is certainly a lovely piece. I agree with calliope: Get it to an appraiser. And not just someone who deals in antiques, but someone who knows furniture from this period.

I've been away from Garden Web for sometime now and I'm happy to be back.! I purchase a set of two end tables at an estate auction. All the homes furnishing were vintage. So for the past 3 years, I've been trying to id them and have yet to come anywhere close. I need to know how to post a pics, but will try to describe the best I can with it being in storage and all. The top of the table has one stationary shelf under it. Under that shelf are 4 pull out shelves with finger holes for pulling out shelves. The front is open with solid sides and back. The front and back legs on each side is attached at the bottom with a rung(?) I used it as a tv stand. Can someone please help?

bumping up - although I did get some help on the Antiques forum, I know there are some regulars here also who are very knowledgeable about antiques and hope there might be more info available. I'll probably still need to find an expert but would feel more confident with some information up front. Thanks.

Thank you for your response. I had never heard of "Rooms to Go" since we do not have a store in our area. I did look on their website and was surprised since this particular piece didn't seem to fit in with what I was seeing on their website. She did say the table was very inexpensive. I still think it's very pretty with all the detail around the edges.