Vintage Brass and Fumé Glass Coffee Table. Italian production, 1970s. An elegant and architecturally conceived Italian coffee table from the 1970s, distinguished by its sculptural geometric structure and refined material contrast. The piece features a substantial brass frame with a warm, satin patina, supporting a square top in smoked (fumé) glass. A lower tier, also in matching fumé glass, is set within the base, creating a harmonious interplay of transparency, reflection, and metallic depth. The structure is defined by its angular, almost octagonal footprint and its distinctive vertical supports, composed of paired brass uprights joined by solid cubic connectors. This rigorous geometric vocabulary, characteristic of Italian design of the period, lends the table a strong architectural presence while maintaining visual lightness through the use of glass surfaces. The brass retains a rich, natural patina consistent with age, enhancing the authenticity and vintage appeal of the piece. The smoked glass top and lower shelf contribute to the sophisticated chromatic balance, softly filtering light and emphasizing the sculptural quality of the frame. A striking example of 1970s Italian modernism, ideal for refined interiors seeking a statement piece with both decorative impact and functional versatility.