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The Solare table plays on the concept of strength in numbers where numerous delicately designed brass legs come together to hold a thick clear glass top. Shown in polished brass with...

The Pietra side table is constructed on a lapis lazuli base created from several pieces of the precious stone and forged brass filling the gaps between them. The organic brass top is...

The Fiore table features three brass legs coming together at a central weld and then sprouting to hold a thick glass top. Shown in polished brass. Customization Options: Each pie...

The Geometria: Cerchi #4 table elevates the minimalist form of the cylinder by joining and overlapping them to create a highly sculptural piece. Shown in polished steel with four cyl...

Versatile set of limited edition tables that can be used together to form a coffee table or individually as side tables. Each has a malachite top and a brass base consisting of several tapering legs angled in different directions. The taller center table...

The Geometria: Cerchi #4 table elevates the minimalist form of the cylinder by joining and overlapping them to create a highly sculptural piece. Shown in polished steel with four cyl...

Form 4 by Radu Abraham A limited series of 10, that is currently at nr.2 Materials: Ash wood, glass Dimensions: Approx.50 x 70 cm Massive rectangular shaped ash wood volume, wi...

This beautiful and elegant free-form table by German sculptor Knut Hesterberg was produced by the German company, Ronald Schmidt, in very small numbers during the short period of 1974-1975 and so is very rarely seen on the market. The sculptural base is made of pressure die cast aluminium. This design is published as Figure 30 in Belloli's monograph on Hesterberg's work entitled "Knut Hesterberg, Skulptur and design" by Carlo Belloli, Milan, Italy which was published in 1983. A copy of the original page documenting this table will be provided to the buyer. (please see image 4). Knut Hesterberg is a world famous German sculptor who started his career at the graphic arts and design studio in Zurich, Switzerland where he came into contact with the architect and artist Max Bill who had a great influence on his future work. He has exhibited his sculptures all over Europe and many of his large scale sculptures are permanently installed in public spaces throughout Germany and a few in Italy (please see image 10 for an example) . In the late 1960s he was asked to design a series of limited production sculptural form tables...

The Pietra side table is constructed on a lapis lazuli base created from several pieces of the precious stone and forged brass filling the gaps between them. The organic brass top is...

Beautiful cross cut Albezia wood in an organic shape with inset bronze mariposas (butterflies) with wooden legs. Can be cut lower if needed.

The Fiore table features three brass legs coming together at a central weld and then sprouting to hold a thick glass top. Shown in polished brass. Customization Options: Each piece...

The Solare table plays on the concept of strength in numbers where numerous delicately designed brass legs come together to hold a thick clear glass top. Shown in polished brass with...