One drafting table. I probably picked this up during someone else's move maybe 15 years ago. I hardly used it. It's been in storage for a year. Been disassembled and leaning against the wall in home for many years before that.
Stains on its face do not affect its smoothness. But, there are some little rough spots/scrapes on the top, mainly directed to the sides.
It looks like a homemade, handyman kind of job from what I can tell. Fairly heavy tabletop part.
Comes apart in 3 pieces -- tabletop, and the two legs that are crossed together. Then there are the bolts and wingnuts that assemble it all. There are 3 bolt holes on each leg-side to adjust it somewhat. I have to think the carpeted part down low is a footrest, but I couldn't figure out how to assemble it to face the low-level side of the table. There are two extra boards that I think go with this as they are matching colors and hole sizes, but I couldn't determine where they're supposed to go, or if they're merely supplementary or what. (Last 2 pictures, front and backside of boards.)
It is disassembled now. In storage. There are some gouges in the leg-sides where the bolts are, as featured in the pictures. Doesn't affect the stability of the fasteners.
The following youtube video is me walking around it, pushing it, etc.:
https://youtu.be/Fq2Rvc3G0SM