After some research I found that these small stands were made in Germany in the 1950s and 60s. I have looked at quite a few online since then (most seem to still be in Germany) and I don't think I have ever seen two that were exactly alike. This one has 3 levels measuring 27" to the top, the amoeba shaped base level is a gray Formica about 16" X 11" X 9-3/4" tall, the two shelves are a blue and red Formica rounded triangles about 5-3/4" X 5-1/2". Each level has a gold edge with a black stripe in the middle. It has wood legs with metal feet and a wood "C" bracket with gold plastic cord zigzagging between rings. The wood bracket is attached with a wing nut so it can be loosened and swiveled to whatever angle you wish. Whoever thought these up and made them had a great eye for design.
I have told many people at sales that if I have to ask what it is, I will probably buy it. Don used to question me with a "Do you really want that?" but now just goes along with it. Sometimes it's a good buy and sometimes not, but this sold just 2 days after I listed it for $175.00. Cha-ching!