Nodo Table by Carlo Bartoli for Tisettanta, 1970s

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Sculptural Italian table from the 1970s, most likely designed by Carlo Bartoli and made by Tisettanta. This striking piece exemplifies … Read more Sculptural Italian table from the 1970s, most likely designed by Carlo Bartoli and made by Tisettanta. This striking piece exemplifies the experimental and expressive approach to form characteristic of Italian design from the period. This model was made with a glass top, laminate top, or wood like the one above.

Table dimensions are 72 cm in height and 128 cm in ⌀.

The table features an exceptional chromed metal base with an intertwined, knot-like structure that reads as a functional sculpture. That is why its Italian name "Nodo" means "knot." The highly polished chrome surface enhances the dynamic geometry of the base, creating a strong visual contrast with the tabletop. The top is covered in mahogany wood veneer and finished with a substantial solid wood edge, emphasizing both durability and craftsmanship. We have a set of 4 Cesca chairs that perfectly match the table.

The tabletop has been refinished with a few layers of satin lacquer, and it is in perfect vintage condition. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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