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Specimen Marble Cocktail Table with Custom Iron Geometric Base

$5,200
Dragonette

Palm Desert, CA · Reported available

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Type

Coffee tables

Dimensions

Width 58 in × Depth 21 in × Height 22 in

Measurements (dealer text)

tabletop is composed of meticulously arranged 1.75″ x 1.75″ specimen marble squares

raised approximately 0.75″

Materials

Materials: Specimen Marble, Iron

Specimen Marble, Iron Year: 1970s Lead time: Available Now in the Showroom Price: $5,200

Specimen Marble

Iron

Dealer notes

A striking fusion of natural stone artistry and sculptural ironwork, this Specimen Marble Cocktail Table is both functional furniture and collectible design. The tabletop is composed of meticulously arranged 1.75″ x 1.75″ specimen marble squares, forming a dynamic geometric mosaic of richly varied tones. Black, white, blue, green, pink, brown, and beige marbles create a sophisticated patchwork effect, each stone selected for its individual character and veining. Specimen marble tables of this nature celebrate the diversity of the earth’s geology—many of the marbles represented here originate from historic quarries, some of which are now depleted. As a result, pieces like this become increasingly rare over time. The marble top rests inset within the base and is raised approximately 0.75″, giving it a refined, framed presentation. Supporting the top is a dramatic custom iron base of architectural presence. Each leg is composed of six stacked iron cubes, while the stretcher features an elegant X-form constructed from eight elongated rectangular elements, anchored by a central rectangular block. The base’s modern geometric vocabulary provides a bold counterpoint to the organic movement of the stone. Ideal for a living room, office, or gallery-like setting, this table offers exceptional craftsmanship, material richness, and sculptural appeal. Weight: 150lbs

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