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Elevate your space with the timeless charm of this table, a perfect blend of artistry and function. Known for its exquisite craftsmanship, this accent table showcases the high-end design and meticulous detailing that define Maitland-Smith's legacy.
Elevate your space with the striking elegance of the Maitland-Smith Itzel Martini Table, part of the coveted Corey Damen Jenkins Collection. This designer accent piece beautifully marries classical inspiration with modern sophistication.
Features:
Sculptural Wheat Sheaf Base: Crafted in antique brass, the base is shaped like a stylized wheat bundle — a timeless symbol of prosperity and abundance.
Luxurious Marble Top: A round, white marble surface adds a touch of refined luxury, perfect for holding a cocktail, book, or decorative accent.
Designer Pedigree: From the acclaimed collection by interior design icon Corey Damen Jenkins, this piece reflects his signature blend of bold elegance and timeless design.
Versatile Accent: Ideal for use as a martini or drink table in a living room, lounge, or reading nook.
Dimensions:
Width: 16" | Depth: 16" | Height: 22"
This Maitland-Smith martini table is not just furniture — it’s a statement piece that brings high design and craftsmanship into your home. Perfect for collectors, designers, or anyone looking to add a touch of luxury to their space.
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LOST WAX CASTING From its inception, the technique of lost wax casting has remained the preferred process of jewelers, sculptors and artisans. The process was developed by the Greeks and Romans and has remained in use since its beginning. The many-step technique begins with a finely carved wax model. This wax model is then surrounded by a special form of concrete which is extremely fine in consistency. This allows the concrete to capture all the detail of the original wax version. As the concrete dries, two different holes are carved into the material to facilitate casting. The mold is then allowed to harden and cure. The concrete mold is then filled with molten metal, which in turn melts the original wax model which drains away using a narrow exit hole. When the mold cools, it is broken open to reveal a finely cast metal object which was once wax. It is at this point a hand applied finish is added. Among our most popular finishes are verdigris, aged brass, dark bronze and burnished bronze. All Maitland-Smith castings are molded in brass and other fine metals.
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