Gianfranco Frattini stacking tables for Cassina – original off-white lacquer

This set of three stacking tables, designed by the renowned Gianfranco Frattini for Cassina in Italy during the 1970s, retains its original lacquered wooden frames and smoked glass tops. Each table varies in height, allowing versatile arrangements for living spaces. The lacquer shows natural wear, adding a distinctive vintage character. Owning this set means bringing timeless Italian craftsmanship and mid-century modern sophistication into your home. The versatile sizes allow for creative arrangements, from a clustered grouping to individual use throughout your space. The original finish and patina add character, ensuring your set is not just furniture, but a collectible design object that tells a story. The lacquer on the frames is original off-white, a feature rarely preserved in pieces of this age. The smoked glass surfaces have small chips, emphasizing their authenticity and use over time. The tables stack neatly, offering flexible storage and display options, and they reflect the true aesthetic of 1970s Italian design.