It is what it says it is....a table centerpiece with a glass garland made in India. I bought a very similar one for a gift a year ago but instead of a circle it was in a straight line. Cost about $40. It's not old, the glass isn't Venetian and it isn't blown....but it's pretty if that color works in your house. Linda C

Wow, bestyears, I can't believe you found that!!! I am going to search for a supplier and cost and see it it's do-able. rnmomof2, The original price was $75. She lowered it to $50 already.... I believe she actually has 3 of the 4. (and whatever the canopy supports are). I'm thinking we might just add 2 (new) finials or even just balls to the foot posts- or even leave them off altogether. My daughter didn't care at all, since she want it to be somewhat "shabby" and not all perfect, so..... my3dogs- hi neighbor!! There are a few of us from around here. I believe circuspeanut (usually on kitchens) is from downtown Portland. I am in Cumberland :) I have visited the curtainshop, but EVERYTHING I picked out of the special order rack was over $100/yard!!! I was totally discouraged. I'll give it another shot, though.

Girly...yes, maybe that is what is bothering me but I couldn't put my finger on it (thanks). I'm getting sick of looking for a dining set. I did find a round glass table with a lucite base so maybe since size and table shape has been my biggest problem I'll go with that for now.

And who's to say you're wrong, Pers0n? I see Art Deco in the coffee table and arched mirror, and soft pink featured prominently in the 80s Art Deco revival. But in any style revival, it never comes back exactly the way it did the last time around. Recent mid-century inspired decor shows its roots, but nobody would mistake most of it for an actual 60s interior, because people picked and chose and mixed and matched.