Pair of Side Tables in Lucite and Brass with Two Smoked Glass Tiers. French Work. Circa 1970

Pair of side tables with transparent Lucite uprights and a chromed metal structure, corners punctuated by gilt brass blocks.

Two superimposed smoked glass tiers.

French work of the 1970s.

Dimensions: Width 60 cm × Depth 49.5 cm × Height 40.5 cm.

Réf : 50's-64052

PRODUCT DETAILS

Period 1970s
Country of Origin France
Dimensions (cm) Width 60 cm × Depth 49.5 cm × Height 40.5 cm
Dimensions (in) Width 23.62 in × Depth 19.49 in × Height 15.94 in
Style Design
Materials Brass
Width 60 cm (23.62 in)
Depth 49.5 cm (19.49 in)
Height 40.5 cm (15.94 in)
Condition Good condition

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Each side table features a cubic structure combining transparent Lucite uprights, chromed metal frames and gilt brass connecting blocks at the corners. Two superimposed smoked glass tiers, with bronze reflections, offer a double display surface while playing on the general transparency of the whole.

This marriage of Lucite, chrome, brass and smoked glass is emblematic of French design of the 1970s, in the spirit of the creations of Pierre Vandel or the productions in the Willy Rizzo taste, which celebrated modern materials and reflections in strictly geometric lines.

Condition report: Good general condition. Limpid Lucite with probable minor surface scratches, chrome and brass with an even patina, smoked glass in beautiful condition. A resolutely seventies pair, light and luminous, flanking a sofa or as contemporary bedside tables.

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