Pearsall sofa? Need help please...  

It's hard to tell what the
sofa looks like from the photos, since there isn't a photo of the overall upright sofa. But I can tell you that the stone is travertine (type of limestone), not marble. Not that that helps much.

The Pearsall Catalog
is available via the internet archive....(link below to a past forum post) From scanning threw it just now I saw a few with stone tops like yours...but seems like yours is missing its legs...
http://www.designaddict.com/design_addict/forums/index.cfm/fuseaction/th...

Definitely not a Pearsall expert
Definitely not a Pearsall expert but it looks right to me. I had a Pearsall sofa, a much different model, but the walnut trim matches as well as the threaded bolt for a screw-in leg.

pic assembled
here it is.

p.s.
did I mention I'm not a huge fan of his work. just don't want to call it Pearsall if it isn't. And, if it is, some of the construction is kind of crappy.

If you do a Google image search
for "pearsall sofa", there are quite a few like yours except a lot of them have different back cushions. But that front trim is the same and the ends with the travertine or marble sitting higher than the frame are the same.
Pearsall furniture does have a sort of homemade look when you strip the fabric off. Lots of plywood and wood screws.

Thanks *Spanky*
yeah, that pretty much sums it up. I think it's legit but not sure I like it. It's SOOoooo low. and soooooo wide! I think I'm going to keep looking. besides, it's more of a daybed than sofa. reclining is about the only comfortable position. I want down. sixties/seventies square. I have a couple of hard-as-rock danish love seats. time for some comfort! thanks again!