Nesting Tables by Gianfranco Frattini for Cassina | Italy 1970s

An iconic ensemble of three square nesting tables, designed by the Italian master architect Gianfranco Frattini for Cassina. This set stands out for its graphic clarity and sophisticated mix of materials: the minimalist, black lacquered wooden frames each hold a pane of grey tinted glass. Thanks to their varying heights, the tables can be stacked to save space, arranged as a tiered group, or used individually throughout a room. A prime example of sophisticated Italian design.

The ensemble is in an authentic, honest vintage condition with visible signs of wear from decades of use. Naturally, from regular stacking and repositioning, both the black lacquered wooden frames and the glass surfaces exhibit various surface scratches. The glass panes are intact and free of chips or damage along the edges. The contact surfaces beneath the glass show localized paint wear. The previous owner discreetly color-retouched and refreshed minor marks on the wood. Structurally, all three tables remain completely sound and stable. A character-rich set for lovers of authentic patina – not suited for buyers expecting brand-new condition. The high number of detailed photographs forms an integral part of this description.

Width: approx. 58 cm
Depth: approx. 58 cm
Height approx. 46 / 38 / 30 cm

1.800,00 € (per set)

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