I’m flabbergasted that furniture from the 80s always manages to look both futuristic and vintage at the same time. How does that decade do it?
This 1980s custom-made coffee table features a green marble top and air slats on the front.
54 w x 26 d x 15 t.
$495
There is something about the Regency style that says “Look at me…but with respect.” It knows how to call the RIGHT attention to self, don’t you think?
This Regency-style coffee table features a marble top.
26 d x 48 w x 16 t
$495
The only rings you want this year are those which can be slipped on your dainty fingers. Any other rings (such as those that appear after guests carelessly place their sweating beer glasses on your oak table) can gladly stay away.
These Onyx and marble coasters would pair well with our Onyx ashtrays. $79 each
Thankfully the Queen’s Gambit level of quarantine is long gone but that doesn’t mean we can’t still take pleasure in some good old-fashioned fun, like a game of chess or a nice puzzle.
This vintage chess set was hand crafted from marble in Mexico City, 1960.
13.5 x 13.5
$249
If you haven’t watched the drama miniseries The Queen’s Gambit on Netflix yet, have you been living under a rock?
This handcrafted marble and fossil stone chess set conveniently comes with an idyllic storage case.
16 x 16
$269
There is no such thing as imposter syndrome when you’re just as beautiful as your marble counterpart.
This pair of “marbleized“ glass lamps are grandiose in stature.
8 in deep x 24 in tall
$225
In chess, the knight (which coincidentally looks more like a horse than a plated warrior) only moves in an L-shape, kind of like you after two martinis too many.
These oversized marble book ends feature a familiar horse head.
12 in tall x 3 in deep x 5 1/2 in wide
$79
Playing chess on your iPhone may help pass the time on your long commute, but it isn't nearly as satisfying as killing your opponent's Knight with your bare hands. Check mate.
This chess set was handcrafted from black and white marble.
12 in x 12 in
$169
It’s things like this that make you long for the days when you could just sip martinis and gab on your rotary phone with your gal pals while your nails dried.
This vintage style rotary phone features red zebra marble.
$149
If you do anything long enough, you'll be an expert. Eventually, you'll have so much confidence doing this thing, that you'll successfully convince someone to pay you to do it. Once that day comes, you'll be able to buy beautiful things. Moral of the story? Keep going!
This 1940s glass ball lamp features a marble base and eagle design.
18 in tall x 4 in wide
$95
Though you may not have as much time to read as you wish, you can certainly pay tribute to all the novels that have sent you to a deep sleep.
This set of marble "Sleeping Hombres" bookends would be a charming addition to your office shelf.
7 in tall x 5 in wide x 3 in deep
$49
These book ends want you to know that your precious book collection is safe with them.
These hand carved marble Aztec-style book ends would make a great gift for the scholar in your family (you, perhaps?)
6 in tall x 3 1/2 in wide x 2 1/2 in deep
$79
You know what they say, two horse heads are better than one.
This pair of mid-century marble horse head bookends are “yay” in a world full of “neigh”.
9 in tall x 5 in wide x 3 in deep
$95
Make your house a "technology free zone" this holiday season. As soon as someone arrives, ask them to drop their phones in a basket. Once they discover how fun "good old fashioned fun" can be they won't miss their phones at all.
This marble chess set was hand carved.
12 in wide x 12 in tall
$150
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