MODERN TABLES

Vintage table from the 1960s featuring a simple and functional design. The base is made of enameled and chromed metal, giving the piece the sturdiness and elegance typical of the era. Adjustable feet allow for easy adjustment to uneven surfaces, ensuring stability. The top is made of veneered wood, with an exotic wood finish that lends warmth and refinement. Ideal for spaces requiring a touch of retro class, this table fits perfectly in both modern and vintage settings, offering versatility of use.

A vintage coffee table from the 1970s, featuring a design that combines elegance and functionality. Crafted with a double top in black lacquered wood, this table features some surface imperfections, a testament to its age. The structure is supported by four solid pink marble bases, which give the piece stability and a distinctive color contrast. The marble bases, with their natural grain, give the table a timeless appeal, making it suitable for a setting that emphasizes vintage design. Despite its age, the table maintains a striking presence, ideal for spaces that favor vintage furnishings with a touch of personality.

A 1950s table with a distinctive base composed of three intertwined supporting elements, crafted from turned wood with a bamboo effect. Brass joints add a touch of elegance and structural strength. The clear glass top offers a clear view of the intricate base and strikes a balance between transparency and solidity. The complete restoration ensures all components are in excellent condition, maintaining the authenticity of the original design. Perfect for spaces requiring a centerpiece with great aesthetic and historical value.

A 1960s-era shuttered writing desk crafted from exotic wood veneer. The functional design includes a retractable top, perfect for optimizing workspace, and a shutter that protects the interior from dust and prying eyes. The upper section is organized with open compartments, ideal for organizing documents and accessories. Beneath the main top, a pair of drawers offers additional storage space. The piece is in good condition, with some signs of wear that testify to its authenticity and history. A versatile addition with vintage charm for classic or modern spaces.

Vintage table from the 1960s featuring an elegant and functional design. The elliptical top is made of wood and back-treated glass, with a distinctive green hue that adds a pop of color to the room. The base is made of sturdy oak, ensuring stability and durability. Despite its age, the table is in good original condition, showing only minor signs of wear, a testament to its authenticity and history. Perfect for adding a touch of retro charm to any living or working space.

This vintage coffee table from the 1970s features a simple yet functional design. The brass frame lends an elegant and durable look, with a polished finish that adds a touch of sophistication. The two clear glass tops offer a light and airy style, perfect for displaying books, decorative objects, or small plants. This double-tiered coffee table easily integrates into a variety of decor settings, from the living room to the dining room, balancing practicality and aesthetics. The use of quality materials ensures sturdiness and stability, making it both functional and decorative.

1980s

The 'T33' coffee table, designed by Pierangelo Gallotti for Gallotti & Radice in the 1980s, is an elegant design piece crafted entirely of glass, featuring clean, modern lines that enhance its transparency and visual lightness. The brass trim adds a touch of refinement, creating a harmonious contrast with the glass surface. Its compact size makes the table ideal for a contemporary living room, serving as a visual focal point without overpowering the space. The quality of the materials and attention to detail reflect the craftsmanship and innovation typical of the Gallotti & Radice brand, making this piece a significant example of 1980s Italian design.

A 1940s table in burl veneer, featuring a simple, understated design typical of the period. The top finish was later replaced with Formica. The structure, though solid, requires restoration to restore its original beauty. It features an extension system, but unfortunately, the necessary extensions are currently missing. Ideal for those seeking a vintage piece of furniture to customize and renovate, this table offers the perfect foundation for a creative restoration project.

This 1950s-style Paolo Buffa coffee table, crafted from stained wood, stands out for its round glass top, enhancing its elegance and functionality. The refined design features slender, slender legs that lend a sense of lightness to the overall piece. Expertly restored in our workshops, the table boasts an impeccable finish that respects its original vintage aesthetic. Perfect for adding a touch of retro design to any space, this piece is a clear example of the craftsmanship of the era.

A 1960s Italian-made dining table featuring an elegant and functional design. The sturdy frame is enhanced by an exotic wood veneer. The extendable top allows for easy adaptation to different space requirements, making it ideal for both domestic and formal settings. The table is in good condition, preserving the integrity and quality of the original materials.

Wooden coffee table dating back to the 1940s and 1950s, made in Italy. The wooden frame features a stained finish that highlights the grain and lends it a distinctive character. The circular top, with a smooth and well-preserved surface, sits on cylindrical legs. The understated and functional design makes it suitable for a variety of furnishing contexts, fitting perfectly into both classic and modern settings. The table shows signs of wear consistent with its age, adding to its authenticity.

Coffee tables from the 1960s with brass legs featuring refined craftsmanship, adding an exotic and sophisticated touch to the decor. The brass frame, in addition to ensuring stability and durability, features a polished finish that enhances the overall design with elegance. Ideal for placing next to a sofa or as decorative elements in a living room, these tables offer versatility and style thanks to their stackability. The perfect choice for those who want to add a vintage design element to their home without sacrificing functionality.

Writing desk with undertop, stained beech wood and wooden top covered in laminate.

This 1950s coffee table produced by Industria Legni Curvati represents a distinctive example of period design and functionality. Restored in our workshops, this piece retains the authenticity of the bentwood that characterizes its structure. The smooth surface and elegant profile make it a versatile piece of furniture, ideal for both modern and vintage settings. The metal legs provide stability and a touch of modernity, while the wood finish adds warmth and sophistication. A true representative of mid-century style, perfect for those who appreciate vintage design.

Brass nesting tables from the 1960s and 1970s, featuring a simple and functional design that fits perfectly in modern or vintage settings. The brass frame lends a timeless elegance, while the smoked glass tops add a touch of sophistication and visual lightness. These tables are ideal as furnishing accessories in living rooms, dining rooms, or offices, offering practicality and style. Their nesting configuration allows for flexible use of space, allowing them to be easily adapted to different needs. The clean lines and quality materials make them an example of timeless design.

Italian-made coffee table made of stained bamboo. The frame is assembled with brass fittings for solidity and a touch of elegance. The clear glass tops allow you to appreciate the beauty of the bamboo underneath. The combination of materials and careful restoration make this a distinctive piece for those who appreciate quality vintage furniture.

This 1950s Italian-made walnut table features a dark marble top that lends elegance and solidity. Two spacious drawers beneath the top offer practicality without compromising the aesthetics of the piece. The tapered legs, typical of mid-century design, feature brass details that add a touch of refinement. This table reflects the Italian craftsmanship of the era, ideal for spaces that prioritize the combination of functionality and style.

1960s dining table with a solid beech frame, typical of Italian craftsmanship of the time. The Formica top features a light shade that pairs harmoniously with the dark wood of the base, creating a visual contrast characteristic of mid-century design. The overall condition is fair, with signs of wear that lend authenticity and charm to this vintage piece. Ideal for spaces seeking a touch of history and Italian design.

Game table. Aniline stained veneered wood with brass band and profiles. Countertop covered with cloth.

Vintage dining table with a round teak top, featuring a minimalist design and clean lines. The three-legged structure lends stability and a touch of originality, making it a distinctive piece for both modern and classic settings. Perfectly restored in our workshops, this table reflects traditional Italian craftsmanship, combining quality and functionality in a timeless piece.

Vintage coffee table with plexiglass and brass structure and glass top.

Italian-made dining table from the 1950s-1960s, featuring an exotic wood frame and a back-treated glass top, adding a touch of elegance and visual lightness. The restoration, carried out in our workshops, preserved the original integrity of the piece, ensuring all finishes and details are in perfect condition. The clean lines and understated design make this table highly versatile, suitable for a variety of living spaces.