Seeing the underside of the table confirms for me that this is new Indonesian furniture. I've had a number of early 18th century tables and can't recall ever seeing one that's been varnished on the underside.
Similar items are churned through a large local auction house here in Montreal every month and most of it is Rococo or Baroque in design. Most of the pieces look decent from a distance but once you're within a few paces of the piece it's apparent that the carving on the pieces is clumsy and rough and the construction is unrefined. I've seen authentic period 18th century and 19th century French furniture at the Musee des Beaux Arts and the carving, detailing, and construction of these pieces is exquisite.
The Indonesian furniture is also very prone to splitting and cracking in the Northern American climate given the differences in humidity and temperature so this would be another indicator.
$40.00 is still a very good price for a decorative piece like this as they usually sell at the auction house for $200 or so + buyers premium and taxes.
