Inlaid Marble Top Accent Table
Decorative art and furniture piece • Traditional craftsman, likely from Agra, India
Style & Movement
Mughal revival / Traditional Indian decorative arts
Medium & Technique
Pietra dura or Parchinkari technique using semi-precious stone inlays on white marble with a carved wooden base
Creation Period
Late 20th to early 21st century
Dimensions & Format
Approximately 24 inches width by 15 inches depth by 18 inches height, rectangular format
Subject Description
A rectangular low table featuring an intricate floral vine and blossom border inlaid with colored semi-precious stones set into a polished white marble tabletop, supported by dark carved cabriole legs
Condition & Value Assessment
Condition Assessment
Very Good, showing clean polished surfaces with minimal signs of handling
Estimated Market Value
300 - 600 USD
Auction Estimate
200 - 400 USD
Provenance History
Contemporary decorative import, likely acquired through specialty international trade or souvenir markets specializing in Agra marble crafts
Art Historical Significance
Represents the continuation of the traditional Mughal pietra dura inlay craft famously utilized in architectural masterpieces like the Taj Mahal, adapted for modern domestic decorative furnishings
Notable Features
Precise hand-cut semi-precious stone inlay work creating a symmetrical floral motif along the perimeter of the white marble slab
Condition Issues
None readily apparent from the visual inspection, though minor micro-fissures in the marble or slight mortar settling at stone joints are typical for this craft
Conservation Recommendations
Clean with a soft, damp cloth; avoid harsh acidic cleaners or abrasives on the marble surface; maintain stable indoor humidity