Vintage coffee table in smoked glass and chrome, 1970s.

Let yourself be seduced by the architectural lines of this elegant 1970s coffee table, an iconic piece of modernist design with Space Age influences. It features a substantial chrome-plated steel base, made from thick metal plates forming two geometric arches. Both sculptural and airy, this design gives the table a remarkable presence while maintaining a great visual lightness. The structure supports a large original Saint-Gobain Sécurit tempered glass top, stamped, with a thickness of 10 mm. Its smoky brown hue subtly highlights the chrome base and underscores the craftsmanship of this piece. With its generous proportions, significant weight, and quality materials, this table is a testament to particularly careful French manufacturing, where robustness and refinement combine with a timeless aesthetic reminiscent of French and American creations from the 1970s, in the spirit of Paul Legeard's works for DOM / Dassas or Henry Newman's for Pace Collection. Its timeless silhouette will naturally find its place in a contemporary, vintage, Mid-Century Modern, or Hollywood Regency interior, bringing an elegant presence without overwhelming the space. In good condition, particularly noteworthy on this piece: Original stamped Sécurit glass top from Saint Gobain, without chips or cracks. There are visible usage scratches on the glass. The chrome-plated steel base is in good condition, retaining a nice shine, with slight occasional oxidation and discreet signs of wear. The whole is perfectly stable and functional. 📏 Dimensions: Height: 36 cm. Width: 110 cm. Depth: 72 cm. Thickness of the top: 10 mm.