This French vintage travertine dining table is a monument and testament to the era of cosmopolitan sophistication that defines Hollywood Regency, a taste for noble materials balanced by Mid-Century Modern preference for linear, architectural volumes. The solid slab on top (without an apron) keeps the lines clean and open, fully appreciating the subtleties of the stone that blend creamy neutrals of white, beige, and flecks of gray. The two pedestal bases are slightly recessed making room for six guests to sit comfortably. Each pedestal-block rises from a stepped base on the floor using two, parallel slabs that form a narrow void in between which adds to the visual tension. While seemingly minimal and unyielding at first glance, the table's rounded edges, chamfered corners, and powdery smooth surface is very pleasant and enjoyable when dining. Please note the corners of the bases, one or two have been repaired professionally. Please view the detailed images to see more.