The top comprised of 12 pie shaped pieces of veneer radiating from a centrally inlaid circle with 4 concentric lozenge forms all in a lighter fruitwood with a thin radial outer band of lighter fruitwood, possibly a bleached walnut, the apron with conforming darker walnut veneers as the top, the top raised upon a turned and ebonized urn-form standard issuing three shaped legs from its circular base, two of the legs with later leveling risers, second quarter of the 19th century.