Traditional Wooden Pedestal Dining Table and Windsor/Spindle Back Chairs

This item is a traditional dining room set, likely consisting of a round pedestal table and several accompanying wooden chairs. The table features a solid, round top crafted from what appears to be oak or a similar hardwood, exhibiting a medium-to-dark brown stain with a visible wood grain, suggesting a natural finish. The surface appears smooth with a slight sheen, indicative of a clear protective coat. The base of the table is a robust pedestal style, with a substantial central column that branches into four carved, Queen Anne or cabriole-style legs, terminating in what appear to be simple scrolled feet, providing stability. The color of the table and chairs is consistent, suggesting they are a matched set or from the same production period. The chairs are constructed from matching wood and feature turned front legs and stretchers for stability. The chair backs are a combination of a shaped, ornate top rail, possibly with carved embellishments (one chair back clearly shows decorative carving in the upper section), and vertical spindles or slats forming the main backrest. The seats appear to be solid, contoured wood, possibly saddle-shaped for comfort. The overall style points to a Victorian, Arts and Crafts, or early 20th-century American farmhouse aesthetic, possibly dating from the late 19th to mid-20th century. There are no visible major condition issues such as cracks, severe scratches, or breaks from the provided image, but typical wear consistent with age and use, such as minor surface abrasions, scuffs on the legs, or slight fading of the finish, would be expected upon closer inspection. The craftsmanship appears solid and functional, characteristic of durable, mass-produced or semi-custom furniture from that period. There are no discernible maker's marks or signatures visible in the image.