The Gibson was a cocktail with movie-star status enjoyed at San Franciscos Bohemian clubs and known as the classic Martinis savoury second cousin. The cocktail is a standard dry martini, garnished with a pickled onion in place of an olive. The Gibson is believed to have been created by San Francisco businessman Walter D.K. Gibson in the late 1800s. The Gibson tables geometric shape has Art Deco influences. Its hexagonal shape oozes personality and individuality. This version is the Martini table in plate brass with a cracked gesso surface. Other materials are available on request, as well as custom sizes. Additional costs may incur. The table is available in steel powder coated in pitch black, light or dark bronze, blackened steel and brass plated or tinted. Other surfaces and finishes are also available. All of Casa Botelho's metal products are hand-made. Due to its hand-finished nature, it is expected to see variations in the metal work. Wipe the items with a dry cloth and do not use any harsh chemicals. Protect metals with a soft coaster.