3 peice marble and rock coffee and end tables

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Posted by Rhonda J Johnson
16 years ago
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Description This 3 peice coffee and end table set is made of marble, granit,muscle shell, and gold flakes i believe it is mold with laquor.
Category Furniture
Medium marble, granit, muscle shell, and gold flakes
Distinguishing marks NO
Condition Good
Date Period 1950
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Price Paid (If known) $250.00
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terridmcg 🌱 Newbie 13 years ago

i have the  same end table like yours. Never thought i would find another one like it, i was wondering myself what it was made of and the year. can u send me a picture of the base of the coffee and end table?
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mommaof3 🌱 Newbie 12 years ago

I also have this same table! I don't have the end tables though. I have been searching for months trying to find something out about this table. I was starting to think there was no other table like it! Do you both still have your tables?
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Roomscape Vint… 🌱 Newbie 12 years ago

This table is likely by Marindo Bland, I think it is a Dutch company from the 1950's. I have not yet found any information on the internet but I am investigating. We have had similar tables in the past and just received a two tier one on worked iron frame. We are vintage dealers in London and our website is www.roomscape.net. We also send out a monthly newsletter of all our new arrivals along with a profile of a vintage designer. We hope to feature Marindo Bland in an upcoming newsletter and Blog. We would love to hear from you if you have any additional information about this item.
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Linda Milam 🌱 Newbie 11 years ago

My in-laws had a set exactly like these.  They were purchased new in the 1970's just north of Harrison Arkansas.  I believe at Omaha Arkansas, or north of there on Hwy 65 that goes up into MO.  There was atleast 4 sets purchased and I believe there was 5 by people in our family.  A rock shop along side US Hwy. 65.  They did not make them there bc I remember someone in the family wanted a set and the man had to order theirs.  I have one of the end tables.  After my in-laws passed away they were divided up.  Today my husband and I bought a set of the end tables from a person on line.  Not sure where she got them.  Just proud to have them.  They are not exactly like the one that has been in the family, as these have a few more shells in them.  I hope this helps. 

Linda Milam

I believe also that the 2 end tables we just bought may have been outside as they have yellowed somewhat.  The one of my in-laws is still clear and bright.  I still am very proud of the set I bought today.  I am going to ask some in the family but I believe that the set of 3 new was around $225.  I may be way off but that is what I am thinking.  I remember the were not cheap for 1970's.  My husband and I married in 1974 and they were bought after that.  LM

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