Oak and beech table lacquered in black by Italo Gasparucci, Italy, 1970.

Table in oak and beech, lacquered black, with leather bindings and a tempered glass top. A great classic of design by Lyda Levi for McGuire, produced by Gasparucci Italo in the 1970s, from the "Laccati" series. Gasparucci Italo is an Italian house of excellence in the field of furniture, founded in the mid-20th century and still specialising in the artisanal manufacture of furniture. The company is recognised for the quality of its creations, made from materials such as rattan, wicker, as well as noble woods like oak and beech. In the 1970s, Gasparucci Italo adopted the characteristic natural lines of the Bamboo style, interpreting them with its artisanal expertise.