An Italian dining table from the 1970s, composed of a thick oval glass top set on two sculptural Nero Marquina marble bases. The marble, with its deep black ground and sharp white veining, is cut into geometric plinths, each tapering upward to support the nearly six-foot-wide glass surface. The design plays with contrast—transparent glass hovering above natural stone—lending both visual lightness and architectural weight. Elegant in proportion, the table anchors a dining space while allowing chairs and surroundings to remain in view. Condition: Great vintage condition. The glass top has a few scratches and one small chip near the edge, as documented in the photos. Overall, structurally sound and sturdy.