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Murano Glass and Beech Wood Dinning Room Conference Table, 1950
The dining or conference table, with its unique characteristics and meticulous attention to detail, has an innovative vision and a very accentuated Muranese artistic sensitivity. Aesthetically it presents an elegance that recalls the renowned structural projects of the Italian architects of that period, such as Ponti, Buffa, Dassi and Borsani.
The table is rectangular in shape, has a black lacquered beech wood structure and features four beautiful legs on the corners of the rectangle. The top is in cream-coloured lacquered glass and is slightly recessed into the wood; top of nice thickness and well ground along the edges. Note the rounded edge along the short sides of the rectangle, which then descend along the corners to form the four legs, on which cream-coloured glass rods have been placed; nine Murano glass rods were applied both internally and externally. The long edge of the table was finished with a beautiful black lacquered wood molding.
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