Maison Lecan presents this modernist coffee table from the 1960s, attributed to Lilienthal, a German specialist in ceramic-topped tables highly sought after today by mid-century design enthusiasts. The tabletop is composed of a tightly woven mosaic of small black and speckled white ceramic tiles, into which solid white tiles are rhythmically inserted—a minimalist and repetitive composition that plays on texture and light. The overall effect is a surface that is both understated and visually rich, changing its appearance depending on the angle and lighting. The mosaic is in very good overall condition. The black lacquered metal frame, with its double T-shaped legs, is clean and precise—typical of the industrial and rational vocabulary of 1960s German design. It allows the tabletop to take center stage without overshadowing it. At 135 cm long, this is a generously sized table that integrates seamlessly into a large living room, a loft, or any contemporary interior seeking a graphic and timeless piece. Dimensions: W 135 x D 51 x H 44 cm