Late 1970s brass and smoked glass tables of this kind sit in that restrained Hollywood Regency period where architectural form mattered more than ornament. The intersecting square base and low smoked glass top create a clean geometric profile, while the polished brass frame carries the influence of Italian makers such as Romeo Rega and the wider appetite for reflective luxury materials of the era. It belongs in interiors where lighting, stone and proportion are already doing the work, not rooms relying on furniture to create personality. The visible wear and patina to the brass gives it age and legitimacy, and while there is a small chip to the edge of the glass, it still presents exceptionally well and holds the quiet glamour these pieces are collected for.

Measures: 120 cm W × 120 cm D × 42 cm H

Conditioned for presence and atmosphere

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