Oak Dining Table with Botticino Marble Inlay from Officina Rivadossi, Italy 1970s

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Description

Furniture by Officina Rivadossi is known for its honest use of materials and traditional woodworking techniques. This dining table combines … Read more Furniture by Officina Rivadossi is known for its honest use of materials and traditional woodworking techniques. This dining table combines solid oak with a polished Botticino Marble inlay, resulting in a design that feels both architectural and warm. Marked by the maker and carefully restored, it remains a fine example of Italian craftsmanship.

Design
Crafted from solid oak, the table has a clean rectangular form with thick square legs placed flush with the corners. The oak surface has been hand gouged, giving the wood a subtle texture that highlights the natural grain without becoming decorative. A polished Botticino Marble panel is set into the centre of the top, creating a calm contrast between the warmth of the timber and the light-coloured stone.

Officina Rivadossi was founded by Clemente Rivadossi in northern Italy and became known for producing furniture that celebrated craftsmanship rather than industrial production. Traditional joinery, solid materials and careful proportions define many of the workshop's designs. This table reflects that philosophy through its balanced construction and restrained detailing.

Suitable as a dining table or centre table, it fits comfortably in both contemporary and period interiors.The combination of hand-finished oak and natural Botticino Marble gives this table a timeless appearance. Its simple construction and quality materials ensure it remains relevant decades after it was made.

Condition
The table has been professionally restored in our workshop with respect for its original patina. It is in very good vintage condition with minor signs of age and use. The Officina Rivadossi maker's mark is present on the side of the frame. This piece has an attribution mark,
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