Art Deco Style Side Table with Burl Wood Drawer

This is an Art Deco style side table, likely dating from the early to mid-20th century. It features a serpentine or scalloped top, possibly clover-shaped, crafted from a warm-toned wood that exhibits a visible wood grain, though the finish on the top appears aged and somewhat chipped or worn in patches. Below the tabletop, there is a single, central drawer with a distinctive burl wood veneer, giving it a rich, mottled pattern. The drawer is equipped with a small, brass-colored knob in the center. The table's support structure consists of a central column that descends to a tripartite or tripod base. Two graceful, U-shaped curved supports extend from the underside of the main body, elegantly connecting to the central column, adding to its Art Deco aesthetic. The overall construction appears to be of solid wood, with veneers used for decorative effect on the drawer and possibly other flat surfaces. The wood color is a medium to dark brown with reddish undertones. The visible wear on the tabletop, including some flaking or loss of finish, suggests age and consistent use. The design elements, particularly the curved lines and the use of burl wood, are indicative of the Art Deco period, emphasizing both functionality and decorative appeal. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, with smoothly integrated curves and well-fitted components, despite the surface condition issues.