A low rectangular coffee table featuring a dark slate-tile top set within a black-stained wooden frame, raised on a wrought-iron base. The surface is composed of individually cut stone tiles with natural tonal variation, giving the table a subtle Brutalist character and strong material presence. The iron base is formed with gently scrolled legs and a central stretcher, lending visual weight while remaining balanced and well-proportioned. The contrast between the textured stone top and the sculptural ironwork gives the piece a grounded, architectural quality. Likely dating from the 1970s, the table sits comfortably within a Brutalist or late Modern interior, and works equally well in both domestic and more curated, gallery-style settings. Good vintage condition, with wear consistent with age and use.