An outstanding and rare example of Angelo Mangiarotti’s architectural design language, this ‘M1’ dining table was produced by Skipper in Italy during the 1970s. Known for his mastery in combining structural logic with visual harmony, Mangiarotti designed this piece to be free of mechanical joints — the round top rests perfectly on the conical base, secured purely by weight and precision. The table is crafted in solid white Carrara marble with beautiful natural veining throughout, highlighting the material’s organic elegance. As often seen in vintage marble pieces of this scale, the top has developed a slight natural bowing over time — the center sits subtly higher than the outer edge. This does not affect the stability or function of the piece, and adds character to its authentic patina. Both sculptural and functional, this table represents a cornerstone of postmodern Italian design and is highly sought after by collectors and architects alike. Diameter: 130 cm Height: 70 cm I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs, designer records, or other literature sources and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution