Moroccan Style Brass Tray Coffee Table

This appears to be a Middle Eastern or Moroccan style coffee table, often referred to as a 'tray table' or 'tea table'. It features a large, removable, hammered brass or possibly copper tray top with a patinated, semi-matted goldish-brown finish. The tray has a raised, slightly scalloped or subtly curved rim, and the main surface of the tray exhibits an uneven, hammered texture, characteristic of hand-beaten metalwork. The tray itself rests on a dark-stained wooden base, which appears to be constructed from solid wood, possibly mahogany or a similar hardwood, given its dark hue and visible grain. The base has an open, rectangular design with a lower shelf or drawer, suggesting functionality beyond just supporting the tray. A distinguishing feature of the wooden base is the presence of decorative, large brass or bronze ring pulls on each of the two visible shorter sides. These rings are held by ornate fixtures, adding to the exotic aesthetic. The construction of the wood base shows some robust, possibly mortise and tenon or dowel joints, indicating traditional craftsmanship. The overall condition shows wear consistent with age and use; the metal tray has a natural patina and some surface scratches, and the wooden base exhibits minor scuffs and dings, but no obvious major damage or repairs are discernible from the image. The age is estimated to be mid-20th century, drawing inspiration from traditional ethnic designs.