Console with Marble Height: 86 cm, Width:123 cm, Depth:56 cm
Antique Italian con…

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Console with Marble Height: 86 cm, Width:123 cm, Depth:56 cm Antique Italian console table from the late 1800s. The Italian console table is a very precious and elegant decorative element. The base is in white marble, while the structure is in finely carved wood. The four legs are elegantly turned and four wooden elements radiate from the feet, with a precious decorative element in the center. It is made of walnut and is elaborately carved. The carvings incorporate foliage and scrolls. It stands on four beautifully carved turned legs.

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Console with Marble Height: 86 cm, Width:123 cm, Depth:56 cm Antique Italian console table from the late 1800s. The Italian console table is a very precious and elegant decorative element. The base is in white marble, while the structure is in finely carved wood. The four legs are elegantly turned and four wooden elements radiate from the feet, with a precious decorative element in the center. It is made of walnut and is elaborately carved. The carvings incorporate foliage and scrolls. It stands on four beautifully carved turned legs.

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