Attributed to Giovanni Sole Italian, Early 20th Century AN ITALIAN INTARSIA AND INTAGLIA FRUITWOOD TILT-TOP TABLE SORENTO, CIRCA 1920

of circular form, the top centered by a medallion depicting Apollo in his chariot, within an elaborate border of foliate strapwork design and raised on tripartite supports. 

Sorrento Intarsia, Museum and Crafshop, Electa Napoli, 1999.

Overall in good condition with the usual minor scratches, dents and nicks consistent with age and use. Slight lifting and losses to veneer including a loss of approximately 1in along the border under the top. Some chips and cracking to veneer around feet.
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A similar table with the figure of Apollo, attributed to Giovanni Sole circa 1930, is illustrated in A. Fiorentino, Sorrento Intarsia: Museum and Craftshop, Electa Napoli, 1999, page 93.