Brutalist Resin Dining Table GOOP by Adrian Pearsall for Craft Associates 1970s

Italian Mid-Century mahogany small desk - console or side table with iron legs, and brass caps 1960s The object is extremely light-footed and also a little excentric. The bentwood t...

Exceptional round dining table with thick glass top and base made of solid wood veneered with stainless steel. The processing of the veneer of thin stainless steel pallets consists of alternating matte and shiny parts, that's why the table is particularly effective. The veneer is designed from matt brushed and shiny polished stainless steel. The large-scale cactus shape of the underframe is artistically and clearly designed - a real eye-catcher. Of course, the base of the table can be covered with a larger glass plate...

Mid-Century Italian Brutalist Side Tables Iron-Glass-Nickel by Banci, Florence 1960s The tables are very refined in design and workmanship. A nickel-plated stainless steel supporting frame is decorated with 4 rounded, solid 1.5 cm thick iron plates. These trays are suspended from the frame and have a ribbed, roughly sawn outer edge. A rectangular, nickel-plated spacer sits in the middle and the glass plate sits on it, which is secured with a large, nickel-plated ring with a ball. The glass plates are also 1.5 cm thick and have a shell decoration on the edge. This decoration is worked by pinching out and must be done by hand. This ensures that the outer edges of the coarse iron are perfectly joined to the glass edge. The nickel-plated support frame adds even more tension to the mix of materials. The design is artistic and chic, the tables can be used both in an elegant interior as a contrast and in a casual-cool area. The tables are very heavy and weigh around 40 kg per table. The table height without the ring is 44cm, the ring with the ball has a height of 8cm. For more than a century, Italian manufacturer Banci Firenze has been known throughout the world for its extensive range of innovative lighting and furniture inspired by geometry, nature and modernist architecture. Founded in 1899 by Giuseppe Banci, Banci Firenze began as a workshop in Florence, initially specializing in the restoration of glass, crystal and iron chandeliers. In the 1900s, the company developed further - Banci Firenze became a manufacturer of exquisite lighting fixtures made of hand-blown glass, hand-crafted wrought iron, bronze with gold leaf. Although the company is best known for its carefully designed chandeliers, sconces, ceiling lights and table lamps, Banci Firenze's range expanded to include other furnishings in the mid-20th century. Particularly popular in the 1950s and 1960s was Banci Firenze's Hollywood Regency-style Collection'S, such as glass-topped side tables with gilded floral accents and bases. In the 1970s, Banci Firenze's most popular designs included dining room tables and cocktail tables characterized by mid-century modernist and Art Deco elements. In the 1980s, Banci Firenze attracted attention for a unique storage piece designed by Italian architect and designer Ugo La Pietra. The so-called "flag cabinet" had the shape of a staircase and featured brass drawers, silver-cast brass ball feet and a brass flag...

Mid-Century Italian chromed and bronzed console table by Romeo Rega. Straight design of a modern console table with chromed brass and bronzed brass frame - Fuchsia colored bakelite ...

This listing is for the table alone. The dining chairs pictured are sold separately. Craft Associates Brutalist glass top dining table. This rectangular, glass-topped table can als...

For collectors and aficionados of high art furniture that inspires, this 1970s Brutalist Dining Table by Adrian Pearsall hits all the marks. Resin over wood is etched and finished in...

We are very pleased to offer a stunning table by American architect and furniture designer Adrian Pearsall, circa the 1960s. Inspired by Paul Evans creation of metal-sculpted furniture...

Adrian Pearsall for Craft Associates Dining Table Base. This Iconic designed table is styled after the iconic designs of Paul Evans work . It is made out of resin, plaster and paint....