Gavina Sarpi Table Vintage Design Carlo Scarpa Crystal 1970s

Extendable table with hidden internal extensions, base in stained beech wood and top in teak veneered wood.

Dining table model "Eta Beta" with glass top and four pairs of metal legs; furniture designed in 1978 by Marco Zanuso for Zanotta.

Lombardy, Mid XIX Century

Lombard extendable table, supported by turned legs. In walnut, extensions are missing.

Italy, Early XX Century

Neoclassical style table in mahogany veneer, extendable and equipped with extensions, Italy, early 20th century. Top with maple and mahogany thread, under-top band adorned with lozenge motifs, truncated cone legs inlaid and decorated with bronze leaf Greek insert, the latter also used to create the terminals of the feet. Feet connected by cross-piece with central shelf, equipped with leather cover. The table is embellished with golden sheet metal profiles. Retractable turned legs placed under the top.

France, Early XIX Century

Walnut and cherry hinged table, France, early 19th century. Drawer in the band, turned legs connected by crosspieces. Equipped with a pair of concealed uprights on each side, which act as a support for the opening of the hinges. Oak interior.

France, Early XIX Century

Walnut slatted table, France, early 19th century. Pair of drawers placed in the band on the short sides, legs connected by crosspieces. Pine interior.

Italy, Early XX Century

Working table supported by turned legs connected by crosspieces, in the under-counter band it has five drawers on each long side and one on the short ones. In fir, it has bands in the oak top, while the front of the drawers is in poplar.

Italy, Early XVIII Century

Walnut table with under-top drawer and turned legs. Modified floor sealing crosspieces. Italy, early 18th century

Central Italy, Early XVIII Century

Chestnut table supported by four turned legs supported by a crosspiece, in the under-top band there are two drawers, one of which has a replaced bottom; also replace the guides.