Carved Mahogany Tilt-Top Piecrust Occasional Table

This is a vintage Chippendale style tilt-top tea table, likely dating from the mid-20th century, executed in a rich mahogany or mahogany-stained wood. The table features a classic 'piecrust' top with a raised, scalloped edge. Below the top, the apron is heavily decorated with pierced rococo-style scrollwork and foliate carvings. The piece is supported by long, slender cabriole legs, each prominently carved at the knee with acanthus leaf motifs. The legs transition into elegant scroll feet. In terms of condition, the top surface shows significant wear including dust accumulation, light surface scratches, and areas where the finish has dulled or slightly abraded, particularly along the scalloped edge. No maker's mark is visible in the provided angle, but the quality of the carving and the complexity of the pierced apron suggest a mid-tier reproduction of high-quality 18th-century English furniture designs. A retail tag is visible hanging from the apron, indicating it is currently in a commercial or estate sale setting.