A tall, slender, and supremely elegant original Italian-style lamp table in the Hollywood Regency manner — brass and black-finish metal with a glass top, standing a commanding 60" tall on an 18" square footprint. A quintessential piece of the 1970s–1980s Italian export luxury market, when Italian workshops produced furniture in this bold two-tone aesthetic for interiors worldwide.

The combination of polished brass and black lacquered metal with glass was the defining material language of Hollywood Regency-influenced Italian furniture of the 1970s and 1980s — a tradition associated with the design aesthetic of the legendary Maison Jansen of Paris and adopted by the finest Italian ateliers of the period. Producers including Artedi, Belgochrom, and numerous Florentine workshops exported this vocabulary globally, furnishing the grand apartments, hotel lobbies, and country houses of the era. The tall lamp table in particular — a pedestal-height occasional table designed to stand beside a sofa or chair at lamp height — was among the most refined and sought-after forms in this aesthetic.

At 60" tall, this piece functions as a lamp table, a display pedestal, or a dramatic accent piece — tall enough to hold a reading lamp at the perfect height beside a sofa or armchair, narrow enough (18" × 18") to fit in almost any space without imposing. The brass-and-black finish pairs naturally with MCM walnut furniture, Hollywood Regency interiors, contemporary design, and any space that welcomes material richness and architectural presence.

Details:

• Style: Italian / Hollywood Regency / Maison Jansen aesthetic
• Materials: Brass finish metal, black finish metal, glass top
• Height: 60"
• Width: 18"
• Depth: 18"
• Period: Circa 1970s–1980s
• Origin: Italian style

Condition:

Light wear consistent with age and use. Please review all photographs carefully.

Pickup & Shipping: Local pickup preferred given the height. For buyers requiring shipping, we are happy to provide referrals to our trusted third-party shippers. Please contact us prior to purchase to make arrangements.