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Beautiful Teak side table with graceful piano style legs. Rattan drawer adds beautiful texture.
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Distressed nail heads outline the natural limestone top of this striking French inspired side table. Lightly gilded cast rosettes add an elegant detailing to the sides and center of the tableís iron legs finished in a classic antique black finish. - See more at: http://gabbyhome.com/products/elizabeth-side-table/#sthash.PVCkEUmh.dpuf
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Pulled up to a sofa or a bed, these C-shaped accent tables offer a dose of mid-century modern style topped with stunning horn veneer. Nest these tables together to save space in a small room.
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Open ended chocolate lacquer side table with mirrored back and nickel base.
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This unique end tables striking good looks and open frame design provide a great spot to kick up your feet or work on your laptop. It is crafted using high quality oak wood with a natural finish and bone inlay accents; if you want something truly unique, the Valerie fits the bill beautifully.
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A modern drum table rises in heightened style on this contemporary Regina Andrew furnishing. Poised atop a sleek brass base, the round top's mosaic pattern evokes textured appeal with varied shades of beige.
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With a gilded iron drum base and an antiqued mirror top, the Beatrice Side Table is simple yet unique. The small cast rosettes and innovative design make it the perfect occasional side table.
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Perfect on-trend geometric motif of interlocking circles. Topped with white marble, the cube's open gold leaf frame adds a pop of pattern without overwhelming a space.
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Regina Andrew Design redefines contemporary style. With an artist's eye, they skillfully mix modern with rustic; elegant with casual; romantic with relaxed. It's an eclectic vision that resonates with natural style, and a modern new look at how we live today.
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The Camel Fair is held next to the temple of Savitri in Pushkar, Rajasthan. Once a year over 80,000 camels, cows, sheep, goats, and horses, some 200,000 merchants, farmers, bandits, thieves, and a variety of human existence gather to find enlightenment and-or commerce. This is where Mary and John Newby from Arkaroola (N.S.Wales) went every year in the Twenties to select camel breeding stock for the Australian outback. Bringing along a stock of fine wines like Ch‚teau Soutard and bottles of Vieille Reserve Armagnac 1883 to survive hardship, they strapped campaign boxes onto their Bentleys and headed to the desert for a week or so to live in tents.
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