1970s Italian Smoked Glass, Chrome and Marble Italian Dining Table by Guido Faleschini

A striking Italian dining table by Guido Faleschini, dating from the 1970s. The design is defined by its sculptural chromed-steel base, formed from a series of elegantly curved tubular supports that rise organically from a substantial marble plinth. The interplay between the reflective chrome and the richly figured marble creates a refined contrast characteristic of high-end Italian design from the period.

The oval top is executed in smoked glass, lending the table a light visual presence while allowing the architectural quality of the base to remain fully visible. The fluid lines of the steel structure exemplify the futuristic aesthetic that emerged in Italian furniture design during the 1970s, combining engineering precision with expressive form.

Both functional and highly decorative, its combination of chrome, marble and smoked glass embodies the luxurious material palette associated with the best Italian modernist furniture of the era.

Good vintage condition with age-related wear. Minor marks and surface scratches to the glass consistent with use, along with light wear to the chrome commensurate with age.