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BH | Premier Verona Marble Console Table — In Pewter with White Marble Top

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$1,089.00
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$1,089.00
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House Note · About this piece

In Verona the opera starts late, so the hour before belongs to getting ready: a drink poured at home, a last look in the mirror, and keys and tickets left by the door where nobody can forget them. This console table is made for that moment on the way out. Its marble top is just 12 inches deep, so it fits a slim entry, and its iron frame rises up around the edges of the stone, framing it neatly.

The top is white marble held in an iron frame finished in aged nickel, with the legs carried up past the stone to enclose it. At 30 inches high it sits comfortably behind a sofa backed against a window, and at three feet wide it suits a small apartment hall as well as a larger room. It arrives in two boxes and needs assembly.

Put it in the entry with a tray for keys, a small lamp and a mirror above, or behind a sofa with a pair of candlesticks and a bowl of lemons. This listing is for one console table.

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Verona Marble Console Table in Pewter with White Marble Top, three-quarter view showing the full profile.
Verona Marble Console Table in Pewter with White Marble Top, front view. White marble top, iron frame in an aged nickel finish.
Verona Marble Console Table in Pewter with White Marble Top, three-quarter view showing the full profile, from the other side.
Verona Marble Console Table in Pewter with White Marble Top, three-quarter view showing the full profile, from another angle.
Close view of the marble top corner and iron leg on the Verona Marble Console Table in Pewter with White Marble Top.
Close view of the marble top and hammered iron legs on the Verona Marble Console Table in Pewter with White Marble Top.
Close view of the marble top edge and hammered leg on the Verona Marble Console Table in Pewter with White Marble Top.
Verona Marble Console Table in Pewter with White Marble Top, three-quarter view showing the full profile.
Verona Marble Console Table in Pewter with White Marble Top, front view. White marble top, iron frame in an aged nickel finish.
Verona Marble Console Table in Pewter with White Marble Top, three-quarter view showing the full profile, from the other side.
Verona Marble Console Table in Pewter with White Marble Top, three-quarter view showing the full profile, from another angle.
Close view of the marble top corner and iron leg on the Verona Marble Console Table in Pewter with White Marble Top.
Close view of the marble top and hammered iron legs on the Verona Marble Console Table in Pewter with White Marble Top.
Close view of the marble top edge and hammered leg on the Verona Marble Console Table in Pewter with White Marble Top.
Verona Marble Console Table in Pewter with White Marble Top, three-quarter view showing the full profile.
Verona Marble Console Table in Pewter with White Marble Top, front view. White marble top, iron frame in an aged nickel finish.
Verona Marble Console Table in Pewter with White Marble Top, three-quarter view showing the full profile, from the other side.
Verona Marble Console Table in Pewter with White Marble Top, three-quarter view showing the full profile, from another angle.
Close view of the marble top corner and iron leg on the Verona Marble Console Table in Pewter with White Marble Top.
Close view of the marble top and hammered iron legs on the Verona Marble Console Table in Pewter with White Marble Top.
Close view of the marble top edge and hammered leg on the Verona Marble Console Table in Pewter with White Marble Top.
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