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Astor Brass Occasional Tables in Walnut, Pair
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Description
Astor occasional tables, applicable in a multitude of settings. Astor was designed with the delicate proportions of the Mid-Century, celebrating an era of design that remains ever so popular today.
The Astor collection is designed and manufactured in-house by Montage. The shown wood finish is solid walnut in ebony with wonderful grain. The brass legs, Italian in origin, are cast and polished in the USA (optional nickel plated legs available).
Every piece in this collection is made to order to ensure excellence in Craft. This enables us to design bespoke pieces upon client request. Every specification of our design can be altered to accommodate the requirements of any project. Alterations include wood finishes, lacquer colors, single tone or two tone, the choice of either standard polished brass or nickel-plated hardware; and of course overall dimensions. Contact Montage with inquiries regarding customization, orders of quantity, or any general questions. - More Information
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