ISA Bergamo - Leonardo Fiori - Table - Rosewood

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Octagonal dining table 'Fiori' designed by Leonardo Fiori for ISA Bergamo in the 1950s, with a palissandro veneered octagonal top and a black-lacquered metal sculptural base, measures 115 cm square and 81 cm high, produced in Italy in a Mid-Century Modern style; condition: used with probable small parts missing.

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Octagonal dining table "Fiori" for ISA Bergamo, Italy, 1950s

Elegant dining table designed by Leonardo Fiori for ISA Bergamo in the Fifties. The structure features a refined octagonal top veneered in rosewood with a sophisticated geometric grain pattern converging toward the center, enhancing the natural figuring of the wood. The sculptural base in black lacquered metal, with light yet robust lines, gives the piece a marked modernist character and creates a pleasant contrast with the warmth of the rosewood.

Leonardo Fiori's formal research for ISA stands out for the balance between elegance and functionality, combining noble materials and high-quality construction details. A table with a typically Italian taste, ideal for Mid-Century interiors, modernist or contemporary.

Designer: Leonardo Fiori
Manufacturer: ISA Bergamo
Period: 1950s
Country of production: Italy
Materials: rosewood veneer, black lacquered metal
Shape: octagonal
Style: Mid-Century Modern hu hu
Attribution: attribution supported by documented examples of ISA tables by Leonardo Fiori.
Bibliography (similar model) Domus 356, July 1959, p 12.
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Seller's Story

in the antique dealer business since 1997, very trained for packaging and best quality shipments with best quote on the market, works and worked for international auction houses and antiques dealers

Octagonal dining table "Fiori" for ISA Bergamo, Italy, 1950s

Elegant dining table designed by Leonardo Fiori for ISA Bergamo in the Fifties. The structure features a refined octagonal top veneered in rosewood with a sophisticated geometric grain pattern converging toward the center, enhancing the natural figuring of the wood. The sculptural base in black lacquered metal, with light yet robust lines, gives the piece a marked modernist character and creates a pleasant contrast with the warmth of the rosewood.

Leonardo Fiori's formal research for ISA stands out for the balance between elegance and functionality, combining noble materials and high-quality construction details. A table with a typically Italian taste, ideal for Mid-Century interiors, modernist or contemporary.

Designer: Leonardo Fiori
Manufacturer: ISA Bergamo
Period: 1950s
Country of production: Italy
Materials: rosewood veneer, black lacquered metal
Shape: octagonal
Style: Mid-Century Modern hu hu
Attribution: attribution supported by documented examples of ISA tables by Leonardo Fiori.
Bibliography (similar model) Domus 356, July 1959, p 12.
And label

Seller's Story

in the antique dealer business since 1997, very trained for packaging and best quality shipments with best quote on the market, works and worked for international auction houses and antiques dealers

Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
30 g
Wood type
Rosewood
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Italy
Manufacturer/brand
ISA Bergamo
Designer/artist/maker
Leonardo Fiori
Material
Iron, Wood
Style
Mid-century modern
Condition
Fair condition - heavily used & with possibly minor parts missing
Height
81 cm
Width
115 cm
Depth
115 cm
Estimated period
1950-1960
Sold by
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Objects sold
53.33%
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