Mid-Century Modern Two-Tiered Side Table with Marble and Glass Tiers

This is a two-tiered side table exhibiting characteristics consistent with Mid-Century Modern (MCM) design, likely from the mid-20th century. The table features a unique construction with two distinct surfaces. The lower tier appears to be crafted from a heavy, polished green marble with prominent, irregular veining in lighter, possibly gold or cream, tones. This 'marble glass' description provided in the context suggests it might be a composite or a specific type of marble known for its glassy smoothness, or potentially a marble-effect glass. The shape of this lower tier is a rounded rectangle or 'D' shape, with a straight back edge and a curved front edge. The upper tier is made of heavy clear glass, also with a curved front edge that mirrors the lower tier, suggesting a cohesive design. Both tiers are supported and separated by visible brass-colored accents, which appear to be cylindrical posts with flat, circular bases and tops that secure the tiers. These brass elements show some signs of patina or age, which is typical for older metal. There are visible scuffs and minor scratches on the clear glass top tier, indicative of regular use over time. The overall construction suggests a sturdy and well-crafted piece, with the combination of natural stone, glass, and metal providing a luxurious yet functional aesthetic typical of MCM furniture. The piece's unique two-tiered design offers varied surface heights for practical use and display.