Demi-Lune Console Table with Marble Top and Mirrored Sides

This is a demi-lune console table constructed primarily of wood, exhibiting a warm medium brown finish with visible wood grain. The table features a semi-circular top crafted from a light-colored marble or stone with natural veining. The front of the table has a central hinged door with a leaded or beveled glass panel, displaying a geometric pattern. Flanking the central door are mirrored panels that create the illusion of depth. The table is supported by four turned legs, two on the front and two in the back, ending in a shaped wooden base. It appears to be designed in a style that could be described as traditional or transitional, likely dating from the late 20th or early 21st century. Visible condition shows some minor surface wear on the wood, consistent with typical use. The marble top appears clean but the image resolution does not allow for close examination of potential chips or stains. There are wires visible behind and to the left of the table suggesting it is currently in use. The overall construction appears solid, and the turned legs and mirrored sections add decorative elements. No visible maker's marks or manufacturing stamps are discernible in the provided image. The combination of wood, marble, and glass elements indicates a certain level of craftsmanship and material quality.