I did a quick google and discovered that Wurlitzer had financial difficulties and tried to solve the problem by putting out a line of furniture...the company was later sold to TAB, another company. I found several tables online, for sale...none quite like yours. But, "yes" Wurlitzer made tables. Who knew?

I have the same table, and yes it is very old. I got mine when my grandfather passed away, back in the 70's. I asked one of my uncles recently if he knows anything about it. He says all he remembers is that it was in my grandparents house as long as he can remember. And he is 81yrs.I would post a pic, but I'm having trouble with the site. I have not yet figured out how to do it.Mine has the Wurlitzer stamp and a number on the bottom too.

Yes they made furniture...I have a rare 1900 "Wurlitzer" drop leaf par

Donna1950. I got the same table from my wife's grandmother. She is 101 years old now. Can't remember how old the table is. Needs refinishing. Did you find out when they were making the furniture?

I also have a table that looks exactly like Gingers posting....What did We find out about the furniture line ... are these items valuable ?

I also have the same table, I just purchased it at a yard sale for $50.00 I hope it is worth it, it's in excellent condition.

I have a table from 1931 that looks a lot like this one, 6-sided with similar legs and stretchers. Made by the Kiel company as a cabinet for an Atwater Kent radio, which was hidden under the hinged lid. So that may give you an idea of the time period when a 6-legged table like this was popular.

http://www.tuberadioland.com/AtwaterKent-Kiel55_main.html

I just got one at an Estate Sale with the stamp and 6 legs in excellent condition. Did anyone find the history to this?

http://reposhture.blogspot.com/2012/04/wurlitzer-table.html

I figure that since they made pianos and piano benches, they had a wood shop anyway, so furniture was pretty easy to slide into during the Depression when piano sales probably took a nose dive.