Ornate Round Dining or Center Table with Marble Top

This appears to be a portion of a classical or traditional style round dining or center table, characterized by its substantial construction and ornate detailing. The table features a solid, heavy marble tabletop, exhibiting natural veining in light to medium tones, as typical for stone tops. Directly beneath the marble is a deep, convex wooden apron, possibly mahogany or a similar rich, dark wood, with a polished finish. This apron displays some visible wear and chipping of the finish, particularly evident as lighter marks on the curved surface. Supporting the apron is a sturdy metal framework, likely wrought iron or cast metal with a dark, possibly bronzed or charcoal grey finish. This metalwork is exquisitely detailed with large, elegant scroll motifs and what appear to be acanthus leaf or similar classical embellishments at its connection points to the wooden base. The main support structure below the metalwork consists of a complex, carved wooden pedestal base. Visible elements include substantial S-curved or C-scrolled legs, heavily carved with fluting and possibly foliate designs, culminating in intricately carved feet, possibly lion's paw or bun feet style, typical of traditional designs. The rich wood tone and intricate carving suggest high-quality craftsmanship, aiming for a luxurious and substantial aesthetic. The overall style points to a Victorian, Edwardian, or more broadly, a Neoclassical revival period, although contemporary reproductions adopting these styles are also common. No specific maker's marks or signatures are visible in the provided image.