Italian Neoclassical Wood + Marble Console, 1940s
An Italian neoclassical wood and marble console from the 1940s, defined by long horizontal lines and a closely spaced rhythm of vertical grooves. The pale marble top sits within a wooden border, its creamy surface crossed by soft pink and warm beige veining. The contrast with the reddish brown wood
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"An Italian neoclassical wood and marble console from the 1940s, defined by long horizontal lines and a closely spaced rhythm of vertical grooves. The pale marble top sits within a wooden border, its creamy surface crossed by soft pink and warm beige veining. The contrast with the reddish brown wood"
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