Indian Marble Table Base

All this, and it has not even got a top yet.

This table base is marble, from India, 20th century. Pierced stone screens, known as jali, are one of the great achievements of Indian architecture, filtering light and air through patterned stone. A long jali panel of interlocking quatrefoils, with a leafy center medallion, spans two spiral-fluted columns. Each column stands on a stepped foot and ends in a flat tablet carved on top. The stone is cream, with soft grey veining. It is 78.25 inches long and 30.25 high.

Whatever glass goes on top will be the quieter party.