Wrought-Iron Table with Marble Top

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Authentic 19th-century Italian antique table with a white marble top and wrought-iron base

This magnificent 19th-century Italian antique table is … Read more Authentic 19th-century Italian antique table with a white marble top and wrought-iron base

This magnificent 19th-century Italian antique table is a rare find with a unique history. For years, it stood outdoors beneath a tree in Italy, serving as a spot for drinks on sunny days. The effects of weather and time have created a stunning natural patina and a character-filled appearance that only an authentic antique piece can possess.

The original white marble top rests on an impressive, hand-forged wrought-iron tripod base, richly adorned with graceful griffins, twisted columns, and an elegant spiral culminating in a refined finial. The combination of exquisite craftsmanship and a weathered aesthetic makes this antique table a unique decorative object with an exclusive feel. Due to the natural aging of the marble, every table is completely unique.

Thanks to its timeless design, this Italian antique table fits effortlessly into modern, country-style, classic, or eclectic interiors. It also makes a stylish statement piece in a spacious hall, entryway, or living room—perfect for displaying a large vase, sculpture, or impressive floral arrangement.

The marble top rests loosely on the base, allowing for safe transport. If desired, it can easily be permanently secured using a suitable adhesive or double-sided foam tape. The wrought-iron base has been carefully cleaned of heavy rust and finished with a protective black wax, preserving its authentic look while providing optimal protection for the metal.

As is to be expected with an original 19th-century antique, the table shows normal signs of use that contribute to its charm and authenticity. The marble top has a small crack, which does not affect its stability or usability. The table is in good, solid condition and ready for immediate use.



Dimensions:

Diameter: Ø 50 cm

Height: 90 cm



Period: c. 1860 See less