Rectangular coffee table in crystal and iron from the 20th century

Rectangular glass and iron coffee table for the living room from the 20th century, handcrafted by Florentine artisans from Banci di Firenze, made of iron in 1980. It consists of two glass shelves connected by curved S-shaped columns and legs in a monk's habit color embedded in rings. The two glass shelves are inserted into a gold iron frame and can be removed. The table rests on four bulb-shaped legs. It was produced by the artisan company Banci from Florence in the 1980s.
Elegant wrought iron construction with gold finish gives this luxurious piece of furniture a timeless charm. This coffee table will suit any interior, both classic and modern. Perfect for adding variety to the space in front of a sofa, perhaps decorated with a rug.

Good condition, minimal signs of use consistent with age, comes from a private residence in Milan.

Gilded wrought iron coffee table is an elegant and refined piece of furniture that will add a touch of class and style to your living room. Wrought iron is a strong and durable material, and gold adds a luxurious and enchanting look to the table. You can pair this type of table with velvet sofas or leather armchairs to create a sophisticated and inviting environment. The double shelf allows maximum flexibility in arranging floral compositions and interior accessories.

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