Mediterranean Style Stone and Glass Inset Coffee Table with Wrought Metal Base

This is a substantial square or rectangular coffee table designed in a Mediterranean or Neo-Classical Revival style, likely dating from the late 20th to early 21st century. The table top features a wide perimeter border of ivory-colored botanical-veined stone or composite travertine tiles, assembled in a mosaic pattern with clipped corners. Central to the top is a thick, inset tempered glass pane that allows a view through to the floor and the ornate metalwork below. The table is supported by a heavy wrought metal frame with an antiqued bronze or brass finish. The apron is highly decorative, featuring undulating scrollwork (volutes) and a central shell-style or fan motif on each side. The legs are designed as scrolled cabriole legs, terminating in outward-turned whorl feet. The overall construction suggests a mass-produced but high-quality furniture piece from a manufacturer like Marge Carson or Fine Furniture Design. Condition appears to be excellent with no visible chips to the stone or glass, and the metal finish shows a deliberate factory-applied patina to enhance the vintage aesthetic. The craftsmanship is evident in the seamless integration between the stone border and the glass inset, as well as the intricate casting of the metal scrollwork.