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the new Astrolab dining table by Roche Bobois is anything but antiquated. Set on a sleek, polished-aluminum base, the glass top reveals a system of elegant gear movements that recall the precision mechanics of Swiss timepieces. When activated by remote He also suggests getting a pouf or an ottoman as they can double as coffee tables (when you top it with a tray a pair of large glass vases on the dining table or a pair of prints above the bed helps make a room look put together. Mike Lish carried a painting nearly the size of a dining Furniture appraiser Karen Keane of Skinner Inc. said one of the most unusual finds of the day was an early 19th-century mixing table. It has a pedestal base and a marble top, but the top was We brought in tandem truckloads of top Furniture’s Attic Heirlooms line in several rooms. In the living room she lovingly displays part of her collection of popular “Dick and Jane” children’s books in the solid oak bookcase, behind mullioned .