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Rampa Lopside End Table

This authentic temple guardian end table is made by the followers of Rampa Lopside. It is a 1x1 ceramic table with 24-carat gold accents and red detailing. All sales benefit the Rampa Lopside Desert Tabernacle Restoration and Security Fund. It costs § 79 and is categorized under Bedroom.

The Queen's Rose End Table

An excellent quality rosewood end table, the "Queen's Rose" is a herald of sophistication. It is copied from an original displayed in the Sim City Metropolitan Art Museum and features ornate carving on the legs. This 1x1 table is part of the Furniteaology Collection and costs § 399. It is categorized under Bedroom.

Cornerstone Counter

This sturdy, fortress-design counter is made of hand-polished granite and is built to last. It is a 1x1 item with no mortar required, making it suitable for new or old kitchens. It costs § 425 and is categorized under Kitchen.

Retratech Dining Table

Each Retratech Dining Table is injection molded from original, authentic, antique French furniture casts. It uses high-quality, latex-reinforced plastic for the interior and is hand-dipped in silicon lacquer for a tough exterior. This 3x2 table is easy to clean, move, and costs § 450. It is categorized under Dining Room.

The M Table

Inspired by military and industrial machinery from the 1930s through the 1950s, M tables are simple, functional, and enduring. Custom fabricated in stainless steel with decorative riveting and bolts, these artist-made pieces typify the SimCity Contemporary aesthetic. This 3x2 table provides a +2 Room attribute bonus, costs § 850, and is categorized under Dining Room.

O'Mann Partners Desk

This 19th Century solid quartered oak partners desk is inlaid with birds-eye maple and features an original tooled green leather writing surface. Attributed to Crochett T. O'Mann and circa 1890, this 2x1 desk provides a +2 Room attribute bonus, costs § 999, and is categorized under Study.

El Tomayo Plank Table

Especially popular during the colonial period, these heavy, rough, yet ornately carved pieces were the physical embodiment of cultural and militaristic aspirations. Carved out of now-extinct hardwood trees, many Tomayo tables were destroyed in Nationalist uprisings. Surviving examples are extremely rare. This 3x2 table provides a +3 Room attribute bonus, costs § 1,500, and is categorized under Dining Room.