Art Deco Mirrored Cocktail Table with Drawer

This is an Art Deco style cocktail or end table, characterized by its rectangular form and combination of materials. The primary construction appears to be a rich, dark-toned wood, likely mahogany or a similar hardwood, with a polished, possibly lacquered finish that highlights the wood grain. The table's most prominent feature is its mirrored top, which is set into a wooden frame, creating a reflective surface that visually expands the space and adds a touch of glamour. The wooden frame around the mirror top exhibits mitered corners and a slightly raised profile, providing a defined edge. The top section of the table appears to be supported by a central pedestal-style base, although the full extent of this base is not entirely visible. A single drawer, centered on one of the longer sides of the table, is integrated into the base structure. This drawer features a circular, possibly brass or bronze, pull handle with a simple, understated design. The joinery, particularly around the top and the drawer, suggests a reasonably good level of craftsmanship. The overall condition appears to be good with some minor reflections and smudges on the mirrored surface, typical of age and use. There are no immediately apparent significant damages or repairs. The clean lines, geometric simplicity, and material combination—wood and mirror—are strong indicators of an Art Deco design aesthetic, suggesting an estimated age from the 1920s to the 1940s. The table's substantial construction and design suggest it was crafted as a functional yet decorative piece of furniture.