I found this
retro coffee table at
Salvation Army a while back for
10 dollars! Originally, I bought it to sell
but as soon as I put it in my house
I couldn't part with it! Unfortunately for my
bank account, that's what happens
half of the time. I just loved how the glass top
opened up the room and made it look
larger than before.
I
love the
unique shape of the glass top and the
brass inlay which separates the stone and marble.
When I first saw this table I
knew it was a
quality piece- one, the glass is extremely
thick and two, it's super
heavy. The base is made of
real stone and marble. I'm sure someone paid
a lot of money for this table at one point. It's survived many years and will last
many more.
I love the unique shape of the glass top and the brass inlay which separates the stone and marble.
When I first saw this table I knew it was a quality piece- one, the glass is extremely thick and two, it's super heavy. The base is made of real stone and marble. I'm sure someone paid a lot of money for this table at one point. It's survived many years and will last many more.
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