Round dining table "Atomic Age" in wrought iron and glass – 1950s/60s

Superb round dining table with a characteristic Mid-Century Modern design from the "Atomic Age" (1950s-1960s). Its airy structure in black lacquered metal recalls the elegant silhouette of a martini glass or a coupe. The central base, very practical to avoid obstructing guests' legs, ends with four feet adorned with delicate golden brass balls, typical of this period (in the style of the works of Mathieu Matégot or Jean Royère). The large original glass top (approximately 100 cm in diameter) adds a true visual lightness, ideal for not cluttering a kitchen or dining room space, while comfortably seating 3 to 4 people. Condition: In excellent vintage condition. The metal structure is sound and stable. The glass top is clean, with no major chips or deep scratches. Dimensions: Diameter of the top: approx. 100 cm Height: Standard (dining/kitchen table) Delivery: Given the fragility and weight of the glass top, personal collection is preferred. Shipping is possible via Selency's specialised transport service.