A striking 1970s Italian Hexagonal design table by Silvio Coppola for Montina, embodying the geometric postmodern sensibility that defined Italian Modernism of the era. The bold triangular tabletop with three radiating wing-like points sits atop a sculptural triangular pedestal base, creating an architectural composition that reads almost as furniture-as-sculpture. Crafted in a finely figured pale ash tree with crisp panel construction and angled mitered joinery, the surface highlights the natural luminosity of the wood and the meticulous Italian craftsmanship for which Montina is celebrated.
Silvio Coppola—the renowned Italian architect and designer of the post-war Modernist movement—collaborated with Montina to produce some of the most refined and original Italian furniture of the period. This rare geometric table works beautifully as a sculptural dining or center table, equally at home in contemporary and vintage modernist interiors. Condition is good, with light wear consistent with age and use.
The long side (3 sides) measures 117cm (46.06 inches), and the 3 small bits measure 31 cm (12.20 inches).
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