This is a wooden pedestal or plant table in the Art Deco or Amsterdam School style. This style dates back to the early 20th century, typically the 1920s or 1930s. Features Style: Art Deco, a style that followed Art Nouveau, and more specifically the Amsterdam School, is known for its organic shapes, curved lines, and distinctive craftsmanship. Material: Probably made of solid oak. Design: Characterized by gracefully curved, rounded legs that provide stability and give the piece a different look from different angles. It usually has a circular top and is often complemented by a lower, cross-shaped brace for stability. Function: Mainly used to hold statues, vases, or plants, as an ornamental accessory.It is in good condition, stable. When we bought it, the top was moving a little, now it is reinforced, so it is extremely usable. At the bottom, there is probably a master's mark or certificate of origin, a stamp, but unfortunately I can no longer read the writing on it, they usually write on these with pencil. We can post it carefully packaged, in an insured, registered package.