Art nouveau marquetry coffee table

Art nouveau period coffee table with 2 tops in solid walnut and marquetry. Circa 1900. Attributed to paul guth (1878-1918), a renowned cabinetmaker from the nancy school. The marquetry pattern on the top top represents a landscape with hills, trees and poppies. The pattern on the bottom top represents water lilies. There are several types of precious marquetry wood such as: speckled maple burl, amboisne burl, ash, cherry, blond and flamed mahogany, lime, violet wood, rosewood. The table is very stable and there are no missing pieces on the marquetry. Good condition.