Accent Table with Hidden Drawer and Articulated Lid

This appears to be an antique or vintage accent table, likely functioning as a console or side table, characterized by its intricately figured wood veneer, possibly burl wood, on the top surface. The table measures approximately 21 x 25 inches, indicating a compact size suitable for smaller spaces. A prominent feature is the hidden drawer, which pulls out from beneath the top surface. This drawer also appears to have an articulated lid, suggesting it might be a pull-out writing surface or a specialized compartment. The drawer facade is highly decorative, featuring marquetry or inlay work with geometric and possibly floral patterns surrounding a central escutcheon for a keyhole. The overall construction exhibits fine craftsmanship, indicative of a formal furniture piece. The legs are not fully visible but appear to be carved or turned. The wood has a rich, medium to dark brown tone with visible grain variations and a polished finish. The top surface shows evidence of age and use with some hairline cracks or separations in the veneer, consistent with natural wood movement over time. The exposed interior of the drawer appears to be a lighter, unfinished wood. No specific maker's marks or signatures are discernible from the image, but the style suggests a European influence, potentially Late Victorian or Edwardian period.