This rectangular table from Central Italy has a green marble top. The rest of the table is made of wood but appears golden, due to the application of paint and gilding. The skirt below the marble includes a plain thin layer of green paint over a gilded raised, twisting design. The apron, or frieze, of the table has a gilded raised, scroll design bordered by a smaller twisting design above and a beaded design below. At each corner at the front of the apron are rosettes enclosed on four sides. Protruding dramatically from the center of the front of the apron is a face, with what appears to be a winged ear on at least one side. To the chin of the face, at two points on either side of the chin, and at the corners of the apron’s front is attached a wreath, which hangs from the bottom of the apron in four equal sections. The four legs at the corners of the table have a small dimpled area at the top, a larger area with a leaf design underneath, and a long column resting on circular feet.