Neoclassical Style Inlaid Oval Dining Table

This is a large, oval-shaped dining table reflecting a Neoclassical or Directoire style, likely dating from the mid-20th century or earlier. The table features a prominent decorative inlay or banding around the perimeter of the tabletop, executed in a lighter contrasting wood veneer, possibly satinwood or maple, set against a darker mahogany or walnut primary surface. The edge of the table is finished with a molded apron. It is supported by elegant, tapered legs that terminate in small spade-like or turned feet, showing classical influence. The overall construction appears solid and formal, designed for high-end residential use. Regarding condition, the visible surface of the wood shows a well-maintained polished finish with a warm patina, though there is a white cloth obstructing a significant portion of the top, which might hide surface scratches or heat marks consistent with use. No major structural damage such as cracks or missing veneers is immediately apparent from the provided angle. The craftsmanship is evident in the precision of the marquetry and the refined proportions of the leg supports.