Solid wood with richly crafted orange color marble top and flammed walnut two main drawers and and two level storage. Dimensions 35.5” H x 45” W x 23.5” D Code plaque attached on wood This translates to: Teppichhaus Möbelhaus: Carpet House Furniture House S. SCHEIN: The manufacturer's name. K. u. K. Hoflieferant: Imperial and Royal Court Supplier (a prestigious title indicating they supplied goods to the Austro-Hungarian court). WIEN: Vienna (indicating the location of the business). The plaque provides information about the maker of the furniture, S. Schein, a Viennese company that held the title of Imperial and Royal Court Supplier, suggesting high quality and craftsmanship. The phrase "Teppichhaus Möbelhaus" indicates that the company dealt in both carpets and furniture. Based on the plaque, it can be inferred that the buffet table was likely manufactured in Vienna during the Austro-Hungarian Empire era. The search results confirm that Louis XV style buffets with marble tops were popular during this period