Carved Wood and Glass Top Coffee Table

This is a coffee table featuring a clear glass top and a heavily carved wooden base. The overall shape of the table appears to be oval or boat-shaped. The wooden frame supporting the glass top exhibits a scalloped or undulating edge, suggesting a decorative profile. The base is constructed from what appears to be a light-colored wood, possibly oak or a similar hardwood, with a natural or light stain that highlights the wood grain. The legs are cabriole-style, characterized by their S-curve or double curve shape, and are elaborately carved with floral and foliate motifs, including prominent leaf-like designs on the upper part of the legs. Some sections of the apron connecting the legs feature geometric patterns, specifically a diamond or cross-hatch carving, adding textural contrast. The wood shows signs of wear consistent with age and use, including scratches, scuffs, and areas where the finish may be worn or chipped, particularly on the edges and feet of the legs. The glass top appears to be clear and relatively thick, though its exact thickness cannot be determined from the image. It is possible there are minor scratches or imperfections on the glass surface, but these are not clearly visible. The craftsmanship suggests a piece from the mid-20th century, possibly influenced by French Rococo revival or Italian provincial styles, though a more precise age would require closer inspection. The hardware securing the glass top is not visible, suggesting it rests directly on the wooden frame or is secured with clear spacers. The joints appear sturdy, indicating good construction despite surface wear.