Tripod Table in Wood and Glass Attributed to Cesare Lacca, Italy, 1950s

An exceptional and highly collectible Italian tripod coffee table from the golden era of 1950s design, proudly attributed to the celebrated designer and architect Cesare Lacca. This exquisite piece masterfully balances avant-garde organic forms with pristine craftsmanship. The architectural frame is defined by a central sphere from which three finely tapered, dynamic legs extend into a striking tripod silhouette. The circular frame hosts a floating inset glass top, providing an unobstructed view of the table’s sculptural understructure. Exhibiting the sophisticated lightness and high-end cabinetmaking characteristic of Lacca's most celebrated work, this table is rendered in warm, solid maple wood (esdoorn). A refined and versatile statement piece that adds an unmistakable layer of mid-century sophistication to any curated interior. Condition Report • Glass: Excellent vintage condition. Pristine clarity with no chips, flea bites, or significant flaws. • Frame: The solid maple frame retains its beautiful original integrity. Displays a rich, authentic patina and minor superficial wear consistent with its age, remaining structurally flawless and stable. Dimensions • Diameter: 59 cm | 23.2 inches • Height: 43.5 cm | 17.1 inches Specifications • Attribution: Cesare Lacca • Period: 1950–1959 • Place of Origin: Italy • Materials: Solid Maple Wood (Esdoorn), Clear Glass • Style: Mid-Century Modern, Italian Prestige