Alessandro Albrizzi Lucite with Chrome Bands Dining Table Base Only

Sturdy table base ready for client designated round or square top. Four half round panels of white Lucite attached together with eight chrome cylinder fin...

Cast Aluminum conference or dining table base. Try corn three leg base with nice puck style disc glides. Round washers on top arms for attachment of your top. Round, oval or three corner top would work well. Substantial enough to support glass wood or stone. Measurement of 42" is from outer point to...

Alabaster top turned wood dining table in the style of Gio Ponti.

Teak dining table. Two 27" refractory extensions.

Dining room table with four side and two arm chairs. The table with six chairs has a post modern Memphis look in my opinion. Designed by Torstein Nilsen manufactured by Westnofa. Intricately stacked and shaped strips of laminate wood form the fan back of the chairs with wood spheres separating each of the back up rights. Dining table legs...

Paul Evans dining table. Sculpted bronze resin over wood frame supports .75' thick glass top . Signed by Evans studio " PE 77 " . Fine original condition .

1980s Sculptural base for a dining table designed by Alessandro Albrizzi Italy. Chrome plated steel with sculptural curved shape supports the i...

Rare vintage mid century modern Alessandro Albrizzi purple lucite and chrome dining table or game table base. Chrome and lucite will be polished prior to shipping. Glass top not incl...

Alessandro Albrizzi table base in lucite and patinated brass. It can be used with a variety of tops from wood to stone and in any shape.

ALESSANDRO ALBRIZZI DINING TABLE - LUCITE & BRASS - 1970'S Exquisite dining room table by Italian Baron Alessandro Albrizzi (1934-1994). The 4 thick lucite columns are joined togeth...

A remarkable Italian Mid Century Modern Coffee Table by Alessandro Albrizzi, finished in chrome plated steel with sculptural curved shapes supporting interlocking acrylic glass sheet...

Lucite, brass and glass dining table by Alessandro Albrizzi, Italy 1970s. Alessandro Albrizzi opened up his first of many shops all over the world in 1968 at One Sloan Square in London. When the words "Jet Set" meant following the sun in Pucci prints to a bossa nova beat. Albrizzi was there. With panache and sophistication he translated the spirit of swinging London into a line of furniture and objects that were just right for the times. Fortunately, his extensive knowledge and love of classical furniture allowed him to sensitively design a line that has transcended that giddy period and is now classic modern design. Albrizzi furniture and objects compliment a wide variety of styles from Baroque to Bauhaus. "Albrizzi is a crisp foil to good antiques," says Peter Vaughn, Managing Director of Albrizzi Design...