Rustic Dark Petrified Wood Coffee Table with Gold Brass Geometric Frame, Relic

Rustic Dark Petrified Wood Coffee Table with Gold Brass Geometric Frame, Relic

Marsoni

M251S

$557.48

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Rustic Dark Petrified Wood Coffee Table with Gold Brass Geometric Frame, RelicThe Relic Dark Petrified Wood Coffee Table by Orsina layers history and lightness. Orsina composes the tabletop from four sections of dark petrified wood, each showing unique rings and tonal shifts, then lifts it on a rich brass wireframe base. This petrified wood coffee table anchors living rooms with mineral depth while keeping the base airy and refined. Key Features and Benefits Petrified wood coffee table for living room centrepieces Four panel

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2011