Oval Marble and Brass Occasional Table

This is an elegant oval-shaped occasional or side table, likely designed as a plant stand or drinks table. The table features a solid white marble top with subtle grey veining, characteristic of natural stone. The marble appears polished but shows some minor discoloration or possible staining in areas, particularly towards what would be the top right in the primary image. The top is securely set within a highly ornate brass or brass-plated metal gallery rail, which forms the perimeter. This rail exhibits intricate openwork designs; the outermost band features a repetitive lattice or scroll pattern, while the inner band appears to have a series of connected circles or ovular shapes. The brass has a warm, aged patina, suggesting it has not been recently polished, which adds to its antique appeal. Below the tray, three slender, turned wooden legs provide support. The legs appear to be made of a dark-stained hardwood, possibly mahogany or a similar rich-toned wood, and feature subtle decorative turning, including ring elements near the top and bottom. The overall style suggests a mid-20th-century French Provincial or neoclassical influence. There are visible signs of age and use, including the aforementioned discoloration on the marble and expected wear on the metal and wood, consistent with an item of its apparent age, but no obvious major damage like cracks or breaks are discernible from the image. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, particularly in the detailed metalwork of the gallery.