Pair of Mahogany and Marble Top Tables

This is a pair of mahogany and marble top tables. Each table features a circular white marble top with natural grey veining, indicating it is likely a natural stone. The marble tops sit on mahogany bases with a rich, dark finish. The apron of each table is decorative, featuring intricate carving or fretwork along the edge, possibly in a shell or foliate motif, which aligns with the 'Pellham shell' style reference provided. Each table is supported by a central pedestal from which three cabriole legs extend outwards. The legs terminate in scrolled feet. The overall style suggests a possible Chippendale or Rococo influence, dating the tables to potentially the 18th or 19th century, or reproductions from a later period. The craftsmanship appears solid based on the visible details of the legs and apron. The condition appears fair with some signs of wear consistent with age and use, but no significant damage is immediately apparent from the image. The marble tops seem to be in good condition, though close inspection would be needed to check for cracks or stains. The context mentions 'Pellham shell and Leckie,' suggesting a possible style or maker association, although no specific maker's marks are visible in the image. The 'Pellham shell' style is particularly relevant given the decorative apron.