For $100! That's a deal! Hard to ID without seeing the whole thing. Can you take better pics after you get it home? Check under the table for dates and labels on hardware. My gut reaction, based on nothing at all, is that it's a "Sheraton inspired" table from the 20th century ... The legs with the squared feet are very much a Sheraton detail. Clean it carefully with mild soap and water, and rinse with clean water and dry it, then clean it again gently with mineral spirits and 0000 steel wool. That will get the grime and o9ld waxes off so you can see what you really have. Then you can make a decision what to do.

Saw this dining setup in a model home and fell in love. However, I can’t seem to find it online. It’s a wood style table with metal legs.

The "Molding Head" table saw accssory is so wicked that if I demonstrated it for a group of 10 people,I expect OSHA would have it impounded and observers might file liability lawsuits. The quility and engineering of pre-1980s products sold by Sears are amazing by today's standards,not to mention "Lifetime Satisfaction Guaranteed Or Your Money Back". Only a rare number of customers realized the full potential of those early 3 hp,belt driven cast iron top table saws simple because they didn't opt for "Best" version when they bought it. They made a big mistake since "Best" was equipped with a Biesemeyer fence system. Judging by your "When They Peel My Cold Dead Fingers From Around It" tone,you might be one of those lucky owners. Since folks come here expecting to learn rather than just hear old men ramble,there is a valuable lesson here so I shall elaborate. When newbies ask my advice on buying a saw,I tell them what table saws and horse racing have in common. A silver saddle with the finest donkey on earth beneath it doesn't stand a chance against one of those silly little racing saddles with a tired old horse beneath it. The fence is everything when it come's to table saws. When buying a saw,look at the fence first and saw secound. Ok,now back to old tool trivia. (: Before the advent of compound slideing miter saws,radial arm saws were very popular. In the line of radial arm saws, "Sears Best"was a DeWalt. That's right,at one time DeWalt's claim to fame was radial arm saws which were unequalled by anything on the market. That's it for now,I must go take my meds and a nap.