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sewing table
This "table" formerly held a sewing machine. These sewing machine cabinets with the machine in tact are only valuable to people who do not use electricity since they are run by foot power on a treadle. Amish people still use these and people that are off the grid. Otherwise, in my experience, I couldn't give these away. Prices I've seen: $35.00.
Yours has been canabalized and made into a table, something that was done problably in the 1960's or 70's.
Sewing table
I pretty much agree with the other comment. The cast iron bases were a relatively hot item during the mid 1980's for conversions to cafe tables, but that market has dried up. The bases go anywhere from $15.00- $45.00.
Lovejoy