Italian Neoclassical Giltwood Nesting Tables – 1950s, Rare Unrestored Set
An extraordinary set of three Italian neoclassical nesting tables from the 1950s in rare unrestored condition. Featuring original giltwood frames with slender cabriole legs, ornate figural designs, and hand-painted tops, this set represents the pinnacle of Italian midcentury craftsmanship.
Why This Set Is Exceptional
- Rare Unrestored Condition: Original finish preserved – highly sought-after by collectors
- Complete Nesting Set: Three graduated tables that nest together – space-saving elegance
- Original Giltwood: Authentic 1950s gold finish with natural aged patina
- Hand-Painted Tops: Exquisite hand-painted decoration on each table – artistic detail
- Ornate Figural Designs: Elaborate carved details showcase Italian craftsmanship
- Slender Cabriole Legs: Elegant curved legs with scalloped trims – classic neoclassical style
- Investment Set: Unrestored Italian midcentury furniture appreciates significantly
Specifications
Era: 1950s
Origin: Italy
Quantity: Set of 3 nesting tables
Largest: 58cm tall x 56cm x 36cm
Middle: 51cm tall x 44cm x 34cm
Smallest: 44cm tall x 32cm x 32cm
Finish: Original giltwood with hand-painted tops
Condition: Rare unrestored original
The Italian Neoclassical Tradition
1950s Italian furniture represents the golden age when Italian craftsmen combined neoclassical elegance with midcentury sophistication. Unrestored pieces like these preserve authentic period character impossible to recreate.
Perfect For
Collectors of Italian midcentury design, neoclassical interiors, luxury living rooms, boutique hotels, or anyone seeking museum-quality furniture with genuine provenance.
Delivery Available
UK specialist courier delivery available. International shipping available – contact for quotation.
Personally Sourced in France
Hand-selected by Polly Finlay during her French buying trips. With over 25 years' experience, Polly recognizes exceptional Italian midcentury pieces and their investment value.
Own Italian elegance – where 1950s neoclassical meets unrestored authenticity.