524 Extending Dining Table by Carlo Bartoli for Segis, 1970s

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Carlo Bartoli for Segis ‘524’ Extending Dining Table, Black Lacquered Wood, realized in Italy in 1970s. A sleek and functional … Read more Carlo Bartoli for Segis ‘524’ Extending Dining Table, Black Lacquered Wood, realized in Italy in 1970s. A sleek and functional extending dining table designed by Carlo Bartoli for Segis, Italy. This model—often referred to as the ‘524’ table—exemplifies Bartoli’s refined approach to modern design, combining clean lines with practical engineering. The table features a round top that smoothly extends into an oval via integrated leaf extensions concealed beneath the surface. The mechanism is cleverly designed, allowing the top to separate and reveal the extension panels, making it ideal for both everyday use and entertaining. Finished in a deep black lacquer, the table highlights the natural wood grain beneath, adding subtle texture to its otherwise minimalist form. The cylindrical legs and softly rounded edge profile contribute to its understated, contemporary aesthetic. Extended dimensions: H73xL166xD120 cm. Good vintage condition with light wear consistent with age and use. Minor surface marks and scuffs are visible, particularly on the top, but the extension mechanism functions smoothly and the table remains study. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
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