Drawing on the sculptural geometry and exposed metal hardware associated with 1970s Italian modernist furniture, this original contemporary dining table by Harper Fredericks combines locally sourced deadstock green float glass with original vintage brass components. Produced in a limited release, the design explores transparency, structure and the relationship between architectural glass and mechanical detailing.
Four vertical glass planes converge around two exposed brass junctions, forming a sculptural base beneath a substantial circular glass top. From the front, the base resolves into a precise open V, while oblique views layer the transparent planes into a denser cruciform arrangement.
The deeper green intensifies wherever the glass overlaps, creating shifting visual weight without closing down the surrounding space. The circular top provides generous dining scale while allowing the geometry and mechanical clarity of the construction beneath to remain the defining feature.
The availability of the original brass components and remaining deadstock glass determines how many tables can be produced. The first example has sold, and only a small number of further examples will be possible from the remaining materials.

Measures: 120cm W x 120cm D x 74cm H

Newly cut deadstock green float glass with original vintage brass hardware. Minor age appropriate patina retained to the original components.

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