Marble-Top Rectangular Dining Table with Cane Back Chairs

This dining ensemble features a rectangular dining table topped with a thick slab of polished white marble characterized by prominent grey and purplish-grey veining. The marble appears to have a beveled edge, signifying a higher level of finish. Surrounding the table are matching high-back dining chairs constructed from medium-toned finished wood, likely cherry or mahogany. Each chair features a curved crest rail with decorative carvings and an inset woven cane (rattan) back panel, reflecting a French Provincial or Neoclassical Revival style common in the late 20th century. The table's substantial size suggests it is designed to seat six to eight individuals. Notable features include the natural variation in the stone surface and the intricate weaving of the chair backs. Condition-wise, the visible wood surfaces show minor surface wear consistent with age, and the marble top shows some miscellaneous items which may have caused faint surface scratches not immediately visible from a distance. The craftsmanship appears sturdy, with the chairs featuring contoured legs and solid joinery. Given the design, this set likely dates from the 1980s or 1990s, blending classical formal elements with the opulence of natural stone.