Bazzani Tables

Rare Jørgen Høj coffee table for A. Mikael Laursen, Aarhus, Denmark, 1960s. Ships worldwide - please contact us for options.

A rare Tovaglia coffee table attributed to Studio Tetrach in 1969 and produced by Alberto Bazzani in Italy. Imported to the United States by Stendig, the table is formed in gel-coated fiberglass, molded to resemble draped fabric—a direct reference to its name, Tovaglia, the Italian word for tablecloth. Resting directly on the floor, the design transforms a familiar textile into a permanent architectural form. Soft folds appear to gather and pool around the perimeter, while the rigid fiberglass construction creates a compelling tension between material and illusion. The interior is finished in a marbled orange tone, adding depth and contrast to the monochromatic exterior. An iconic example of late-1960s Italian design, the Tovaglia reflects the period's experimentation with new materials and sculptural forms, blurring the line between furniture and object. Examples of the Tovaglia table...

Gorgeous table model Cidonio, designed by Antonia Astori for Cidue. Made of chrome-plated metal and glass, it features a thick smoked crystal top with a mirrored center section. The ...

The Model 522 table, designed by Gianfranco Frattini and produced by Bernini, is a refined piece crafted in wood. Featuring clean geometric lines, straight legs, and a round tabletop...

Marvelous and exceptionally rare large coffee table in stunning rosewood, designed by Afra & Tobia Scarpa and produced by Cassina in Italy during the 1960s. This highly sought-after ...

Large Lagoa Table by Giacomo Tomazzi Studio Dimensions: W 70 x D 70 x H 35 cm Materials: 10mm extra clear fusing glass top, 10mm extra clear cur...

A rare Tovaglia coffee table designed by Studio Tetrach in 1969 and produced by Alberto Bazzani in Italy. Imported to the United States by Stendig, the table is formed in gel-coated fiberglass, molded to resemble draped fabric—a direct reference to its name, Tovaglia, the Italian word for tablecloth. Resting directly on the floor, the design transforms a familiar textile into a permanent architectural form. Soft folds appear to gather and pool around the perimeter, while the rigid fiberglass construction creates a compelling tension between material and illusion. The interior is finished in a marbled orange tone, adding depth and contrast to the monochromatic exterior. An iconic example of late-1960s Italian design, the Tovaglia reflects the period's experimentation with new materials and sculptural forms, blurring the line between furniture and object. Examples of the Tovaglia table...

Oval Side table with marble top and aluminum base designed by Eero Saarinen and produced by Knoll International in the 1960s. Stamped. Wear due to time and age of the table. FOR SHIP...

Italy, 1969. Very Rare. Produced in limited quantities. Imported into the USA by Stendig. Crafted from gel-coated fiberglass molded to emulate draped fabric, a nod to the name Tovagl...

Large desk in lacquered wood and thick glass, by Studio Tetrarch for Bazzani, Italy, 1970s. Wear consistent with age and use.

This extraordinary 'tovaglia' table by Studio Tetrarch is 40 cm high. It was produced in 1969 by Alberto Bazzani, Italy, and is made of glass-reinforced plastic.

End Table by George Nelson for Herman Miller, 1960s