Melchiorre Bega Center Table

1950's Italian marble center table with mahogany sculptural center base with beautiful carrara marble top.   

Newly produced pair of end tables with geometric shaped design and pull-out drawer. Great from all angles. Newly produced in oak refinished in a dark ebony.

Italian bamboo and wicker side table - Italy, 1950s Curved bamboo structure with 2 wooden shelves wrapped in wicker with blueish/ green detail throughout.

Italian side table by designer Chrissotti Filippo Amoeba shaped glass with wood frame and angular legs Brass accents. Excellent piece.

This Melchiorre Bega table from 1960s perfectly embodies Italian design's timeless elegance and commitment to merge aesthetics and functional excellence. Characterized by meticulous...

Stunning Italian desk in a beautiful caramel wood. Four pull-out drawers flank each side of the desk. Angular extension on the left side of the desk for extra writing space and fanta...

Wood and glass coffee table, attributed to Melchiorre Bega, circa 1950. Dark varnished walnut wood, with brass feet. Provenance: private home.

COD-1717 Melchiorre Bega Rare coffee table with turned wooden legs and brass cross, thick cut glass top. Bega&Co. manufacture, Bologna, around 1950. Melchiorre Bega (1898-1976) trained as an architect and later became a designer. He is well known for his very well detailed functionalist and modern design. Bega rejected the Art Deco style that prevailed at the time. Bega works only with highly professional specialized craftsmen, designs and builds hundreds of shops and showrooms for major brands of the time such as Motta, Alemagna, Martini, Galtrucco etc. In the early 1940s he directed the famous Domus magazine founded by his dear friend Gio Ponti for a few years. Later in his life he made major projects such as the Axel Springer...