Can you put it out on a covered porch for a few days to air out?

Hi,
I don't have the option to move it out.

It's really hard to say what a "warm finish" is, but it's 99% chance it is nitrocellulose or catalyzed lacquer. There is minimal chance it is "varnish," that is a completely different finish.

These lacquers "cure" by evaporation of solvents. There is a distinct chance that it was sprayed and a couple of hours later, it was boxed up and never got to off-gas the solvents well. That said, most finishes take a few weeks to fully settle down. Catalyzed lacquers have a very strong smell that lasts for a few days even in full ventilation.

You may also have some sensitivity to the chemicals that make it objectionable to you, but others might not notice.

Coming from Asia, it's hard to predict what is in there.

I'm guessing it will go away. Running a fan on it or running your furnace fan might help dissipate the fumes a little faster.

Tincture of time.

The smell should be gone quickly since the solvents are pretty 'hot'.

Well it's been almost a week and the smell is better but definitely still there. If I put a fabric placement on the table and smell the placement after, it has a strong scent. Hope we're not breathing toxic air!