White Marble Top Side Tables with Black Metal Base and Art Deco Pattern, Templar

White Marble Top Side Tables with Black Metal Base and Art Deco Pattern, Templar

Marsoni

M251S

$174.95

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White Marble Top Side Tables with Black Metal Base and Art Deco Pattern, TemplarThe Templar Set Of 2 Marble Top Side Tables offers a versatile pair that serves drinks, displays decor, and saves space when not in use. The set of 2 marble top side tables appears early, while benefits lead the narrative. Square white tops sit within sturdy black frames, creating a crisp contrast that complements monochrome art and modern seating. The nesting design lets you expand surfaces for guests, then slide the smaller table beneath the larger

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012