Square Dining Table in Metal and Smoked Glass, 1970's Paul Evans Style

Offered for sale is a stunning and timeless Space Age dining table, with tubular legs in chromed metal and a round smoked glass top with squared edge. Designed and manufactured most ...

Designed in the 1960s by Eugenio Gerli and Osvaldo Borsani, two heavyweights of Italian Mid-Century Modern design, the T69 is a table with a strong visual identity: its elegant curve...

Born in Italy but raised and educated in Paris, France Willy Rizzo has been one of the most eclectic figures in the panorama of modern design. Well known amongst collectors and furniture enthusiasts, Rizzo was not a designer by formation...

Space Age Coffee Table - Chrome Cocktail Table - Sputnik Living Room Table Intriguing, timeless and well preserved coffee table in chromed metal with a smoked glass top. Well execut...

Palladium is a collection of stools, side tables and coffee tables from Milano based Studio Spinzi. This dining table, that matches the essential, architectural lines of Palladium with the signature burnished metal used for the Meccano collection, is the latest addition to the collection. Crafted from a thick, materic metal sheet, and with a sharp cut in the rounded leg, it is a timeless table fit for any interior - a contemporary minimal living room or the dining room of a neoclassical villa. Pictured are a 121 dining chair by Tobia Scarpa for Cassina (no longer available) and one of Spinzi's Medusa marble...

Architectural Dining Table - Sculptural Round Table - Contemporary Collectible Table Unveiled on occasion of the 2024 Milano Design Week, this side / end table is part of Spinzi's l...

Paul Evans Rare sculpted metal dining table Paul Evans Studio gilt, welded and patinated steel, glass Measures: 29 ¾ x 98 x 48 in. (75.6 x 248.9 x 121.9 cm).  

Midcentury 1970s Bauhaus style brass dining table with beveled brass edges around the smoked glass top.

An unusual asymmetrical cantilevered dining table with book matched burl top and patinated brass base. Designed by Paul Evans for Directional.

Vintage 70s Paul Evans Chrome and Glass Dining Table. Design: Two-part structure with a glass resting on the base. Sits 4 to 6 comfortably depending on the chairs. If you get a bi...

Extraordinary dining table by Gastone Rinaldi with a top glass fume'. Gastone Rinaldi (1920-2016) is an Italian designer. In 1916, his father, Mario Rinaldi, founded RIMA, a company that produced metal furniture. In 1948, Gastone Rinaldi and his brother replaced their father within the company. He met Gio Ponti in 1950 and, with his help, designed the chairs (DU10 and DU11) for the hospital section of the IXth Triennale in Milan. On this occasion he also presents the chair with the DU9 rocking back. During this period, the Domus magazine regularly publishes its achievements. He participated in the XXX Fiera Campionaria, in 1952, in the section “Art and Industrial Aesthetics” whose curators were among others Alberto Rosselli, Ettore Sottsass and Marco Zanuso. In 1954, he received the Compasso d’Oro for the DU30 chair. He participated with Ponti, Parisi, De Carli and Gardella, in the American adventure of Altamira, one of the first foreign companies to call on Italian designers. He designs, with Carlo Mollino, the chairs for the Molinette hospital in Turin. In 1957, the DU41...

Gastone Rinaldi, attributed to. Table. Top in glass smoked. Circular and openwork metal base. Italian work realized in the 1970s. Gastone Rinaldi (1920-2016) is an Italian designer. In 1916, his father, Mario Rinaldi, founded RIMA, a company that produced metal furniture. In 1948, Gastone Rinaldi and his brother replaced their father within the company. He met Gio Ponti in 1950 and, with his help, designed the chairs (DU10 and DU11) for the hospital section of the IXth Triennale in Milan. On this occasion he also presents the chair with the DU9 rocking back. During this period, the Domus magazine regularly publishes its achievements. He participated in the XXX Fiera Campionaria, in 1952, in the section “Art and Industrial Aesthetics” whose curators were among others Alberto Rosselli, Ettore Sottsass and Marco Zanuso. In 1954, he received the Compasso d’Oro for the DU30 chair. He participated with Ponti, Parisi, De Carli and Gardella, in the American adventure of Altamira, one of the first foreign companies to call on Italian designers. He designs, with Carlo Mollino, the chairs for the Molinette hospital in Turin. In 1957, the DU41...