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A 20th-century vintage eight seating dining table designed by the Italian Vittorio Dassi circa 1940-1950s. The exceptional woodwork is highlighted by the curved green glass top and rounded edges of the structure. This Art Deco style piece is designed with brass details on the central foot and a green marble base.Additional InformationOrigin: ItalyDesigner: Vittorio DassiPeriod: 1940-1950'sStyle: Art DecoMaterials and techniques:- Walnut- Sycamore- Brass- GlassCondition: Fully restoredWear: LightNumber of items: 1 -
Your message was sent succesfully.Visit product page →20th century vintage dining table composed of beechwood and green glass tabletop.Additional InformationOrigin: ItalyPeriod: 1950-1960'sMaterials and techniques:- Glass- BeechwoodCondition: Very goodWear: LightDimensions: Height: 78 cm I Width: 88 cm I Length: 181cmNumber of items: 1 -
Your message was sent succesfully.Visit product page →A wooden Italian dining table restored with a new Carrara marble tabletop. The four legs are tapered and beautifully crafted with openings on the top. Varnished beech wood and brass details. Splayed and tapered legs with brass endings.Purchasable by clicking on "make an enquiry" below.
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Origin: ItalyIn the style of: Mid-Century ModernPeriod: 1950-1959
Materials and techniques:
- Carrara marble- Mahogany, lacquered
Condition: Very good, fully restored
Wear: Minor to the structure
Dimensions: Length 181 cm
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Your message was sent succesfully.Visit product page →20th Century Italian vintage oval wooden dining table of striking design in teak veneer, legs composed of black lacquered steel and adorned with brass endings. Beautiful fully restored condition. Italy. Circa 1950's.
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Origin: ItalyIn the style of: Mid-Century ModernPeriod: 1950-1959
Materials and techniques:
- Teak Veneer and Rosewood- Lacquered Steel and Brass
Condition: Very good, fully restored
Wear: Consistent with age and use
Dimensions: Length 175 cm I Height 78 cm I Depth 90 cm
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Sold outYour message was sent succesfully.Visit product page →An Italian sculptural dining table from the 1950s composed of a mahogany structure, a green coloured glass tabletop and splayed tempered legs in the style of Ico Parisi.
Additional InformationOrigin: ItalyIn the style of: Mid-Century Modern
Date of Manufacture: 1950's
Materials and techniques:
- Coloured glass- Mahogany
Condition: Very good vintage condition, re-varnished
Wear: Consistent with age and use
Dimensions: Height: 80 cm I Width 182 cm I Depth 91 cm
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Sold outYour message was sent succesfully.Visit product page →This sculptural table is an art piece crafted by the Italian Pucci de Rossi in France circa 1987. The base is designed with two intertwined pieces of geometrical shapes. This exact design is very rare.Additional InformationCreator: Pucci de Rossi
Origin: France
In the style of: Post-Modernism
Date of Manufacture: 1987Period: Late 20th Century
Materials and techniques:
- Patinated Steel
- Glass
Condition: Very good, new glass.
Wear: Wear consistent with age and use
Dimensions: Height 73.5 cm I Width: 91 cm I Diameter 101 cmWeight: 89 kg
Number of items: 1
About Pucci de Rossi"Pucci De Rossi, a native of Verona and a sculptor by training, settled in Paris in 1977. His work was initially influenced by the Memphis Group. However, inspired over time by his boundless imagination and the combined influence of his travels, current affairs and art history, Pucci De Rossi developed a more unique style of work. Without losing sight of his identity as a sculptor, he creates objects which transcend functionality and are imbued with poetry, humour and food for thought
As a sculptor inspired by ideas, forms and materials, Pucci De Rossi strives to bring together the two realms of daily life and Fine art. The incongruous results of some of these combinations have inspired him to develop a poetry of subversion, incorporating conflicting values into ironic designs.
Pucci De Rossi’s work has long been a firm favorite with numerous collectors captivated by his “sculptures for living spaces” - functional objects with soul, occupying the aesthetic ground between conventional furniture and works of art." -© COPYRIGHT 2014 Galerie HSP Paris.
