Mid-century side table for drinks in gilded wrought iron and glass, Spain, 1950s

This side table for drinks was made in Spain during the 1950s, representative of the wrought iron work of the mid-century period. The circular top incorporates a hammered iron plate gilded with gold leaf, whose tonal surface is protected by a fitted transparent glass disc. The outer edge features a continuous scalloped trim, while the central shaft is formed by a square-section forged bar worked with a uniform Solomonic twist. The gilded finish on the metal highlights the marks of manual hammering and the artisanal character of the structure. Its compact proportions and vertical line allow it to be placed as a cocktail side table next to an armchair, an auxiliary service point in the living room, or a discreet support in a passage area. The base is resolved with three forged arched legs that form a balanced tripod, ensuring stability on the floor with a clear visual volume. The combination of gold leaf, wrought iron, and transparent glass facilitates its integration into mid-century modern, Hollywood Regency, or eclectic interior design projects, both in private homes and hospitality spaces.