Nerone & Patuzzi C10T sculptural coffee table for Gruppo NP2, unique solid wooden base with geometric forms
Close-up of italian designer midcentury modern coffee table’s unique wood staining and colored wax finish
Top view of the clear round glass top resting on the sculptural base, unique italian seventies designer furniture
Detail of the table's base showing the extraordinary flame-treated wood technique and black rubber details
Nerone & Patuzzi limited edition modernist coffee table, remarkable example of sculptural furniture design
Angle shot emphasizing the table’s architectural qualities and design inspiration from Bauhaus and Constructivism
Unique high end vintage design coffee table, in the style of, carlo mollino, gio ponti, alexander rodchenko
Shot of how the coffee table complements modern and classical interiors, in style of naum gabo, vladimir tatlin
Perspective view highlighting the modernistic table’s unique strong design and form, high end interior architecture
Italian designer signature and stamp on the lead plate of the table, marking it as piece number 64 of 100
exclusive original coffee table, architectonic masterpiece influenced by Bauhaus movement and Constructivism
Close-up of the original label by Forme e Superfici on the table’s underside, unique italian designer collectible

Nerone & Patuzzi coffee table for Gruppo NP2, Italy 1970s

Nerone & Patuzzi coffee table mod. C10T for Gruppo NP2, Italy ca. 1972. Sculptural solid wooden base with strong geometrical forms creating an amazing architectonic piece. Made in a limited number of 100 pieces; this is number 64 - 100. Nerone stained the wood in a unique way, partly with the use of a flame and then added multiple layers of colored wax finish to create a nice dept. The finish of the table is very well preserved and gained extra character over the years which let the piece really stand out. The table is furthermore equipped with lead elements and black rubber details to carry the clear round glass top. Gruppo NP2 was founded in 1962 by Nerone Ceccarelli & Giancarlo Patuzzi. Nerone was the creator of the artworks, he studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Venice and Florence and moved to Turin in 1957. Nerone was inspired by the art and architecture from the Bauhaus movement and Constructivism which had an important influence on his style. The table is signed and stamped on the large lead plate: Nerone Ceccarelli, NP2 Torino Italia- A64-100. Provided with the original label by Forme e Superfici. In excellent original condition.

Dimensions W 106 x D 95 x H 37 - 40,5 cm / Glass top: Ø 90 cm
Price SOLD
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