Mid-Century Modern Italian Wood and Glass Console attributed to Cesare Lacca, 1950s

This Console designed by Cesare Lacca epitomizes the sleek and minimalist design aesthetic characteristic of the era, combined with the craftsmanship and elegance synonymous with Italian furniture design. It has normal signs of use and age. Crafted from rich, warm wood, the console features clean lines and a streamlined silhouette that exudes sophistication and understated luxury. The tabletop is made of polished glass, which adds a contemporary touch and provides a sleek surface for displaying decorative objects or serving as a functional space for everyday use. The glass contrasts with brass accents, with the warmth of the wood, creating a striking visual effect. The legs of the console are elegantly tapered, with subtle curves that echo the organic forms often found in mid-century modern furniture design. They provide sturdy support while maintaining a light and airy appearance, contributing to the overall sense of refinement and grace. In the middle there is a painted metal part which serves to display flowers or other.