Gio Ponti Style Modern Italian Library or Dining Table

c. 1970s, likely Italian, the architectural, heavy gauge aluminum base supports a thick oval marble top carved with razor edge bevel. Would make an impressive desk. Designer unknown ...

This handsome, masculine design in solid old-growth mahogany, is distinguished by the muscular orb carving on the legs and the sharply flaring feet. Removed from the original custom interiors of the executive suite of the Stockholms Gasverks, designed in 1906 by Gustav Ferdinand Boberg, Sweden's most prolific and highly regarded Art Nouveau architect. As was typical for Boberg projects, Interior lighting and furnishings for the building are believed to have been custom designed by the architectural firm to create a whole unified environment. The table was constructed in the early cabinet...

Rosewood veneered top over mahogany base and brass sabots, signed on inlaid tile on leg. This fixed length table would work as a dining or center table or writing desk. Professiona...

Battuto hand-hammered copper conical vessel enameled in mottled colors. Stamped and signed to the underside with an old Gumps paper label.

This listing is for a Mid-Century Modern Gio Ponti Style Conference Dining Table. Featuring an Italian modern design, large top, one piece base with angular legs, stretcher support, ...

Stunning Italian walnut dining table of the 1950s, characterized by a unique soft design, very stylish and charming. Its seductive structure, very thin and slight, is unexpectedly ve...

Mid-Century Italian Modern mahogany dining / conference table frame styled in a geometric angular design with an openwork diamond shaped lattice top, supported on 4 tapered, sharply ...

Italian Mid-Century Marvel: Extendable Dining Table Attributed to Gio Ponti A Statement Piece for Grand Gatherings: This captivating extendable dining table, attributed to the le...