French Provincial Style Carved Wood Dining Table with Glass Top

This large, rectangular dining table is designed in the French Provincial or Louis XV Revival style, likely dating from the mid-to-late 20th century. The table features an ornate, hand-carved fruitwood or walnut frame with a distinctive burl wood veneer along the apron. It is supported by four elegant cabriole legs, characteristic of the Rococo influence, which terminate in small scroll feet. The knees of the legs and the center of the apron are embellished with intricate shell and acanthus leaf carvings. A protective, thick glass top has been custom-fitted to the surface, showing minor surface scratches from regular use but successfully preserving the wood beneath. The finish is a warm, honey-toned stain with a visible patina and light distressing, which adds to its antique-inspired aesthetic. No overt maker's marks are visible from this angle, but the craftsmanship suggests a high-quality furniture manufacturer. The structural integrity appears sound, though there is some light wear and minor scuffing consistent with age on the lower portions of the legs. The table seats at least six comfortably, as evidenced by the surrounding chairs.