Overview
This is a quintessential piece of mid-century 'Grand Tour' style, featuring a heavy, serpentine-cut marble top resting on a deeply carved cabriole-leg base.
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Overview
This is a quintessential piece of mid-century 'Grand Tour' style, featuring a heavy, serpentine-cut marble top resting on a deeply carved cabriole-leg base.
Story
Post-World War II America saw a massive cultural shift where homeowners moved away from the austerity of the war years toward a style known as 'Traditionalism.' This table was the crown jewel of the formal living room, a space often kept 'pristine' for guests…
Maker / Origin
While no label is visible, this level of carving and the specific 'thumb-mold' edge on the marble are consistent with high-end manufacturers like the Weiman Heirloom company.
Condition & Value
The marble appears to be in excellent condition with a vibrant luster and no visible 'sugar' (crystallization from age) or deep staining. Value is driven primarily by the condition of the marble top; a single crack or deep stain can reduce the value by 50%.
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