Lily Cocktail Table with Marble or Metal

TOM FAULKNER LIMITED

£1090

The Lily cocktail tables draw inspiration from nature, echoing the wobbly silhouettes of lily pads. These organically shaped tops are cut from marble, bronze, or steel and sit on long, elegant stems. The bronze can be polished, satin polished , or patinated for an antiqued effect. Standing alone or grouped together, the Lily cocktail tables are upbeat, unique, and characterful. These are wonderfully versatile side tables which work well in living rooms, entryways, and dressing rooms. Their neat footprint makes them exceptionally mobile, allowing you to nip them in against a sofa or even by the

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