Octagonal Two-Tier End Table with Glass Top

This is a two-tier end table or nightstand, likely constructed from wood or a wood composite, featuring a rich reddish-brown, possibly mahogany or cherry, stain with a glossy finish. The overall form is octagonal, which is most evident in the shape of the top surface and the supporting base. The top surface is covered with a fitted piece of clear glass, which has a slightly dusty appearance, indicating regular use or a need for cleaning. Below the glass top is a recessed wooden panel. The table has a consistent finish throughout, suggesting it was manufactured as a single unit rather than being assembled from disparate parts. The design includes open sides with vertical slat-like elements connecting the top, middle, and bottom sections, providing structural support and an aesthetic detail. There is a single shelf positioned between the main top surface and the bottom, creating two functional tiers for storage or display. The base of the table is also octagonal, mirroring the top, and rests on four small, rounded bun feet, which lift the piece slightly off the floor. The craftsmanship appears to be machine-made, common for mass-produced furniture. Visible condition issues include a layer of dust on the glass top and general wear consistent with its likely use as a bedside or living room accent table. No significant damage like deep scratches, chips, or repairs are clearly discernible from the image, but the overall appearance suggests it is a used item. The style points towards a traditional or transitional aesthetic, possibly dating from the late 20th century to early 21st century.