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For sale: a Walker and Zangler Italian marble top and hardwood base coffee table. • Top: ~41” wide (cloverleaf/quatrefoil shape) • Marble thickness: ¾” • Overall height: 18” These are solid, typical proportions for a mid-century Italian pedestal coffee table of this style. 18” is standard coffee-table height, and 41” gives it good presence without being oversized for most living rooms.

With the attractive cloverleaf shape, lively brecciated Italian marble, and the W & Z, made in Italy mark (Style 2200-13), this sits comfortably in living rooms and office spaces.

The decorative stone and non-round shape add character.

This is a classic mid-20th-century Italian pedestal coffee table (likely 1960s–1970s) with a distinctive cloverleaf (quatrefoil/scalloped) marble top.

• Top: Cloverleaf / four-lobed shape in a highly decorative Italian brecciated marble. It shows large angular cream-to-white fragments set in a warm beige/gold/grey matrix.

• Base: Single central wood pedestal in a classical urn/vase form that flares into a stepped square plinth. Medium-to-dark brown finish stained hardwood. The marble rests on a circular wooden apron with internal cross-supports, the top is designed to be removable.

• Mark: As previously identified — W & Z / MADE IN ITALY / STYLE 2200-13. This mark is associated with mid-century Italian marble tops made by Walker Zanger (the U.S. stone company that sourced and supplied Italian marble for furniture) or related Italian makers/exporters of the era. Style & Context This is a traditional / neoclassical / Italian Provincial style piece rather than pure Mid-Century Modern. The combination of the decorative cloverleaf marble top with a classical turned pedestal base was popular in the 1960s–1970s for living-room furniture imported from Italy.