An extraordinary Italian table centered around a finely executed scagliola top, dating to circa 1880. The surface depicts gracefully draped figures encircled by an elaborate ring of flora-inspired design. The composition recalls the decorative vocabulary of Renaissance revivals, where allegory and botanical abundance intertwine in harmonious balance.  Supporting the top are three elegantly curved iron arms with gilded accents, introducing a subtle contrast of strength and delicacy. The ensemble rests upon a likely earlier marble base, grounding the piece with architectural weight and quiet gravitas.