European Furniture and Decorative Arts

The two supports and the top can all be separated. The top with a chipped section in one corner. The chipped piece is retained and appears to have been previously filled. One of the chips is lost. Negligible flake chips and roughness to the edges. A few scattered instances of chips and fill to the table's inlaid stone surface. The carved supports with several chips in the stone and sections weathering and discoloration. One filled chip to the top of one support. Additional images are available upon request.

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