Faraone Coffee Table by Renato Polidori for Skipper, 1960s

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Note: This coffee table is also available in a set of 2. Please purchase the desired quantity by visiting the … Read more Note: This coffee table is also available in a set of 2. Please purchase the desired quantity by visiting the relevant product page.

Product Name: "Faraone" Coffee Table by Renato Polidori for Skipper
Designer: Renato Polidori
Year of Design: 1960
Style: 1960s Design
Main Materials: Solid Wood, Brass-Plated Aluminum, Smoked Glass
Distinctive Design: The cross-shaped mounting of the brass-plated aluminum bars on the solid wood base and the smoked glass top give these coffee tables a unique and distinctive look.
Typical Dimensions: 78 x 78 x H 36 cm each.
Comfort: Their compact dimensions make them highly versatile.

Skipper is an Italian company specializing in the production of high-quality designer furniture and furnishing accessories. Founded in 1969, the company has a long history in the luxury furniture industry and has earned a solid reputation in the world of interior design.
Skipper is known for producing furniture and home decor that combine aesthetics, functionality, and high-quality craftsmanship.
The company collaborates with renowned and talented designers to create unique and iconic pieces, often crafted with fine materials and traditional artisanal techniques.
Skipper products can include a wide range of homewares, including tables, chairs, sofas, beds, bathroom vanities, and accessories.
Many of these items feature distinctive and innovative designs, often with a contemporary and modern touch.
Skipper is known for its attention to detail and Italian craftsmanship, which is reflected in the quality of its products.
Skipper items are often considered icons of interior design and can be found in many luxury homes and spaces around the world. I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs,
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