Carved Wood and Glass Top Occasional Table

This appears to be a small, antique or vintage occasional table, likely constructed from a dark hardwood, possibly mahogany or walnut, given its rich, deep brown color and visible grain. The tabletop features a piece of glass set into a carved wooden frame. The frame itself is quite elaborate, showcasing multiple layers of carving with a prominent, undulating profile. The skirt or apron of the table beneath the glass top is also intricately carved, featuring a cross-hatch or diamond pattern on what is visible of its side, suggesting detailed craftsmanship. The legs are a standout feature, exhibiting a highly decorative, possibly organic or naturalistic, carved design that gives the impression of sprawling roots or branches, terminating in distinct feet. One of the legs viewed more closely shows a deeply carved foliate or scroll motif, indicating hand-carved detail and a high level of artistry. The overall style suggests a Victorian, Edwardian, or possibly an Art Nouveau influence due to the organic leg forms. The condition appears to be consistent with age, showing a natural patina on the wood. There may be minor surface scratches on the glass top and some wear to the wood finish, but no significant damage like cracks or breaks are immediately apparent from the provided images. The joinery, while not fully visible, seems robust given the table's age. The dark finish adds to its antique appeal, providing a sense of history and character. The quality of the carving indicates a piece made with skilled craftsmanship rather than mass production.