1990s Nesting Tables and Stacking

A gorgeous Barbara Barry set of nesting tables w/ splayed legs for Baker Furniture. In a rich dark burnt umber mahogany, this set is in great vintage condition (see ALL detail images...

This lovely and rare nesting table set was designed in 1996 by Fabio di Bartolomei for Fiam Italy. The tables are made of very solid curved glass. It is no longer in production. ...

These stunning lucite and glass tables were made in the 1990s by manufacturer Les Prismatiques. Shaped like rounded triangles, each table is made of 1.5 inch thick lucite and 3/4 inc...

Set of three accent nesting tables in graduated sizes having mahogany structure and surrounds bordering a rich dark brown faux ostrich top. There is silver trim around the top and on...

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Set of 3 vintage 90s wooden interlocking coffee tables Italian

Calligaris Italy Nesting tables . Beautiful quality tables . set of Three . One spot on the largest table ,see photos .

Made in Czechoslovakia Made of glass, brass With aged patina Original condition.  

A beautiful traditional pair of nesting tables by Baker, the large one is oval with pretty inlay and center shell decoration, the smaller table is square with bowed front and back an...

Set of three nesting tables with structure in steel, feet, and table tops in resin, designed by Gaetano Pesce and produced by Fish Design in 1999. Dimensions: Blue; H38,5 x 40 x 40 cm Red; H30 x 40 x 40 cm Yellow; H23 x 40 x 40 cm Gaetano Pesce is a prominent contemporary Italian designer and architect known for his bold experimentation with materials and color. Throughout his career, he has collaborated with some of Italy's leading design companies, including Artemide, Vitra, Cassina, and B&B Italia. Born in 1939 in La Spezia, near Genoa, Pesce enrolled at the University of Venice in 1959 to study architecture and graduated in 1965. During the final years of his studies, he also participated in courses at the Venice College of Industrial Design, where he was influenced by distinguished faculty members like Ernesto Nathan Rogers and Mario Bellini. Encouraged by their teachings to embrace innovation in modern design, Pesce became involved with an avant-garde architectural collective called “Gruppo N,” which drew inspiration from the streamlined aesthetics of the Bauhaus. These diverse inspirations equipped Pesce to embrace contemporary materials and explore the forms they enabled. His designs range from small decorative objects to large architectural spaces and reflect deep contemplation of the modern era. Notable works include his iconic La Mamma chair...