This oval table, made in the 1980s and 1990s, features an elegant walnut top and base. The metal cylinder frame lends a modern, airy look, balancing the warm wood tone. Its overall condition is good, making it an ideal piece for spaces that blend classic and modern. Its versatile design allows it to fit into a variety of living spaces, adding a touch of timeless style.

A 1970s coffee table, crafted from wood with a distinctive woven pattern that creates a distinctive visual effect. Its geometric shape and light finish make it a versatile piece, suitable for a variety of decor styles, from vintage to contemporary. Ideal for enhancing a living room or relaxation area, it adds a touch of warmth and originality. The table is in excellent condition, ready to be integrated into a space that exalts the charm of the past.

England Mid 19th Century

A mid-19th-century English mahogany side table. This piece features a functional design with hinged hinges supported by pivoting wings, allowing the top to be transformed from rectangular to square to accommodate different space requirements. The underside of the table features a drawer useful for storing small items, while the four tapered, turned legs add elegance and are equipped with casters for easy movement. The drawer interiors are crafted from oak, lending strength and durability to the piece. Ideal for spaces requiring flexibility and a classic style.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Empire-style walnut table dating to the late 19th century in Italy. The round top is veneered with segments, creating a sophisticated interplay of grain that highlights the quality of the wood. The frame is supported by a turned central leg, a distinctive element of the Empire period, lending elegance and stability. The molded base is enhanced by three turned feet, adding a further touch of refinement. Ideal for enhancing classic settings, this table is an example of the period's masterful craftsmanship.

Italy, XX Century

This refectory-style table, crafted from walnut-stained oak, showcases a characteristic design of 20th-century Italy. The lyre-shaped legs, embellished with elegant scrolls and curls, lend the piece aesthetic and structural solidity. The diagonal crosspieces under the top not only ensure stability but also add a decorative touch. Ideal for spaces that require a touch of tradition and craftsmanship, this table lends itself to a variety of living spaces, from dining rooms to more informal spaces, while maintaining an aura of understated elegance.

Italy, Early XX Century

Coffee table with a carved and gilded wooden base, featuring a glass top that enhances the refinement of the underlying structure. The plinth legs feature intricate details with leaf motifs, shells, scrolls, and curls, which are harmoniously joined by a crosspiece at the base and swirling leaf carvings. This piece, originating from Italy in the first half of the 20th century, combines elegance and craftsmanship, making it a distinctive element for classic or modern spaces seeking a touch of history and artistic design.

Italy, Early XX Century

This Art Nouveau mahogany table, crafted in Italy in the early 20th century, features a distinctive yet functional style. The square top is embellished with a band under the top featuring butterfly inlays, adding a striking decorative touch. The frame is supported by four legs connected by upper crosspieces, with a central yellow cathedral glass insert, lending brightness and originality to the overall design. The table features three plywood extensions, allowing for its size to be adapted to suit individual needs, making it ideal for both formal and informal settings.

England, Mid XX Century

Extendable mahogany table, typical of mid-20th-century England, featuring a mechanical crank system that extends the rectangular top. The four turned and carved legs, topped with casters, ensure stability and ease of movement. The three extensions in mahogany-stained plywood allow the table to be adapted to different space and dining needs, making it a versatile piece for both classic and modern settings.

Dining table from the 1970s, featuring a solid central base with a footrest bar, which provides stability and a distinctive touch. Crafted from stained beech veneer, the table features a white Formica top, which shows some visible stains due to age and use. Its overall condition is fair, making it an authentic piece for those who appreciate vintage furniture and want to add a retro design element to their space. Ideal for spaces requiring a touch of history and functionality.

A 1970s Italian-made table featuring a visually striking design. The semi-cylindrical legs are embellished with an elegant burl veneer, giving the piece a refined look. The rectangular glass top, with rounded corners, offers an interesting contrast with the warm wood tone, enhancing the overall luminosity. This table is an example of period Italian design, where functionality and aesthetics harmoniously blend, ideal for spaces that favor a vintage yet sophisticated style.

Vintage table from the 1950s featuring a refined and functional design. The solid beech frame ensures stability and durability. The veneered wood top features exotic wood inserts that create a sophisticated checkerboard effect, giving the table a distinctive and refined look. The integrated extension leaves allow for a larger tabletop, making it ideal for seating multiple people. The table has been completely restored in our workshop, restoring it to optimal condition while maintaining its original charm. Perfect for spaces requiring a touch of retro elegance.

A 1960s table with a distinctive design combining an enameled metal base with a wooden top. The metal frame, characterized by clean lines and geometric shapes, blends harmoniously with the top, offering a vintage aesthetic reminiscent of the style of the period. The wooden top, with no final finish, can be customized according to individual preferences, choosing between a back-treated glass top or a Formica covering. This detail allows the table to adapt to different furnishing contexts, making it versatile and suitable for various spaces. The table's current condition makes it a blank canvas on which to express your personal taste, while maintaining its authentic 1960s charm.

Tavolo rotondo con piano in cristallo realizzato da Porada, caratterizzato da un design che richiama gli eleganti stili degli anni '50 e '60. Le gambe sono in legno di noce canaletta, sapientemente curvate per conferire un aspetto dinamico e raffinato, che ben si sposa con la trasparenza del piano in cristallo. Questo tavolo è ideale per chi cerca un elemento d'arredo che unisca modernità e un tocco di nostalgia retrò, perfetto per ambienti sia contemporanei che classici.

Italy, first half of the 20th century

Art Deco walnut and burl walnut table from Italy, first half of the 20th century. The rectangular top is supported by a central plinth leg, featuring rounded recessed corners and decorated with leaf carvings and ebonized scrolls. The underlying legs, also carved with scrolls and ebonized, complete the refined aesthetic of the piece. On the short side, a pair of iron pulls allows for the addition of extensions, making the table suitable for both formal and convivial settings.

England Early 20th Century

Round mahogany table from England in the early 20th century, featuring a finely perforated arched band beneath the tabletop. The four legs, each composed of four turned columns, give the piece a solid yet decorative appearance. The base features a perforated crosspiece with scroll and leaf motifs, embellished with a central spandrel. The turned feet, fitted with casters, show minor wear. This table is an example of refined craftsmanship, ideal for spaces requiring a touch of historic elegance.

Rolo, Late XIX Century

A late 19th-century walnut coffee table, crafted in Rolo. The round top is embellished with a central inlay depicting geometric figures and motifs, crafted with various woods for a refined chromatic effect. The masterfully turned central leg is supported by three curved feet, also decorated with geometric inlays, lending stability and a touch of elegance to the entire structure. This piece stands out for the quality of the craftsmanship typical of the era and the careful selection of materials, ideal for enhancing spaces with period furnishings.

A 1970s table with a distinctive design combining a chromed aluminum tubular base with a marble top. The aluminum frame offers a combination of strength and visual lightness, while the marble top adds a touch of refinement and durability. The clean lines and contrasting materials reflect the essential and functional style typical of the period. In good condition, this table is a versatile choice for both modern and vintage settings, ensuring a discreet yet elegant presence in any space.

England, Early XX Century

Inlaid coffee table. Molded top with a central inlay of floral compositions and scrolls in various woods, mahogany frame with leaf inlays and maple scrolls, all on an Indian rosewood base. Molded brass trim and protective glass top. Mahogany under-top band with a rosewood frame and floral inlays in various woods. Wavy legs in walnut-stained beech with wrought and gilded bronze applications. England, early 20th century.

Italy, Mid XIX Century

Extendable walnut table with hinged legs, dating back to the mid-19th century, Italy. The tabletop, with its raised hinges, takes on an oval shape and offers a refined aesthetic typical of the period. Support is provided by four turned legs with casters for easy movement, and two additional central reinforcing legs, ideal for supporting the structure that originally housed the extensions, now missing. The choice of walnut gives the table an elegant, warm tone, making it perfect for spaces requiring a touch of history and class. This piece represents the masterful craftsmanship of the period, combining functionality and style.

Table in stained beech wood with 4-spoke base in enamelled metal and brass and wooden top covered in laminate.

This Italian-made 1960s table features an elegant and functional design. The round top is made of exotic wood, while the legs and band are covered in refined leather, adding a touch of sophistication. The brass feet provide stability and a distinctive aesthetic. In good overall condition, the table shows signs of age, a testament to its authenticity. It is designed to be extendable, although the extension leaf is not included, allowing it to adapt to various living spaces and space requirements.

Vintage 1960s table with a beech wood frame, featuring a simple and elegant design. The aluminum legs add a touch of modernity and lightness to the composition, while the black enameled wood band creates a pleasant color contrast. The mahogany veneer top offers a refined surface, although it shows some signs of wear on the polish, a testament to its age. Ideal for those who love retro charm and want to add a piece of history to a contemporary setting, this table fits harmoniously into both domestic and professional settings.

This 1960s Italian-made oak table features a minimalist design reflecting the style of the period. The top is made of colorful Formica, a typical choice of the era, adding a touch of liveliness and modernity to the piece. The clean lines and slender legs give the table an elegant and functional look, perfect for integrating into a variety of interiors. The restoration carried out in our Cambiago workshop preserved the table's authenticity, while ensuring its durability and longevity.