Italian Tables

Italian modern Black Dining table or console by Kazuhide Takahama for Cassina, 1970s Dining table or console mod. Antella in black lacquered...

Italian Modern Bronzed Forged Iron & Marble Square Table Italy, Later 20th Century A subtly striking Italian Modern Bronzed Forged Iron & Marble Square Table, dating from the lat...

Italian modern glass and camouflage concrete table by Giovanni Offredi for Saporiti Italia, 1980s. Dining table with elliptical cantilevered glass top and cylindrical concrete suppor...

A rectangular coffee table with a patinated brass base and stretcher details. This table features a stunning book-matched Brocatello marble tabletop with captivating coral and plum v...

A family of tables inspired by the Modern Movement, in particular the formal rigour of Mies van der Rohe and the free compositions of Gerrit T. Rietveld, in the layout of the right-angled thin metal blades which make up the base. The table top, characterized by its chamfered edge detail which lightens even the largest sizes, is available in three wood veneers (eucaliptus frisé, wallnut and mahogany). The base is available in two bronze tones, which reflect the particular detail of the recessed underside panel, finished in our signature Casa Casati orange. Finishing in walnut and Eucaliptus frisè are available for the same price. The Berlino table...

An unique impressive sculptural dining /desk table in " sono " (teak) wood. This table shows the natural texture of this exotic wood and an incredible skill in the handcrafted execu...

The dense idea of a city, with roads, smog, but also the intense presence of people all living together is What Ivan Paradisi wanted to achieve with this piece, the concept is based ...

Console by Nicolini Bertocco, Italy, 2019. Nilufar edition. Brass. Measures: 108 x 36 x H 85 cm, 42.5 x 14 x H 33.4 in. The collection is inspired by Mies Van Der Rohe’s famous cruci...

Hilton trolley in lacquered metal and crystal glass, designed in 1981 by Javier Mariscal. He was born in Valencia in 1950. In 1971 he moved to Barcelona to study Graphic Design at the Elisava School. There he came into contact with comic book writers and illustrators of the time, such as Mique Beltrán, Daniel Torres and Sento. Together they set up "El rollo enmascarado", a group specialized in underground comics. In the 1980s, he worked as interior designer. In these he collaborated with Memphis Among his best known works are Cobi, the mascot for the 1992 Olympic...