Carrara Marble Table Attributed to Angelo Mangiarotti

Chelsea' square extendable dining table by Vittorio Introini for Saporiti, Italy, 1960s. A refined example of Italian modernist design, ...

This vibrant set of seven modular tables from the Tangram series, designed by Massimo Morozzi for Cassina in the early 1980s, draws inspiration from the ancient Chinese puzzle game. ...

A distinctive oval wall mirror by Italian artist and metalsmith Angelo Bragalini, crafted in the 1960s. The hammered copper frame features an organic, undulating edge with richly tex...

A sculptural travertine coffee table with a minimalist design. Featuring a rounded square top and a cylindrical pedestal base, this piece highlights the natural texture and warm tone...

Stunning Carrara marble coffee table attributed to Angelo Mangiarotti. Large cone shaped bases hold a large slab of marble with circular cut outs. Extremely heavy and well made. Stro...

A Carrara marble pedestal dining table, Attributed to Angelo Mangiarotti for Skipper, Italy, 1970's. This circular table features no joints or clamps and is architecturally grand in ...

Some furniture is just furniture. And then, some furniture is a witness to history, luxury, and a lifetime of scandalously fabulous dinner parties. This 56” Carrara marble Eros dinin...

Italian white Carrara marble table Eros serie designed by Angelo Mangiarotti from 1971, the Eros table involves gravity-based embedding bwtween the top and leg made possible by the truncated-conical section of the leg itself, which easily accomodates te table top locking it in a preset position, while the weight of the material makes the embedding even tighter fitting and increases the overall stability of the entire structure. New production by Agapecasa with designer and manufacturer’s mark under the top. Accompanied by certificate of authenticity. Marble variants: white Carrara marble, black Marquinia marble, grey Carnico marble, green Alpi marble...