Elegant and rare nightstand or side table designed by Gianni Moscatelli and produced by Formanova in Italy during the 1970s. This small round table is crafted in black lacquered rosewood, enhanced at the base by a polished steel band. The top features a beautiful thick crystal. The piece is completed by three sturdy steel wheels, making it easy to move around. The modernist style, combined with the outstanding quality of the materials, makes this versatile table both elegant and unique. A perfect addition to a mid-century modern living room or a contemporary bedroom. Dimension (cm): Diameter: 50 Height: 49,5 and iconic "Alveo" sideboard designed by Willy Rizzo and produced by Sabot in Italy during the 1970s. In fabulous condition and fully original. Crafted in black lacquered laminate wood and enhanced with sleek chrome-plated steel details, this piece is a symbol of of glamorous Italian modernism. The sideboard features three top drawers and two lower cabinets offering ample storage space. At the center, a stunning drop-down bar compartment reveals an illuminated interior, automatically lit upon opening, creating a true wow effect. The clean lines are complemented by wonderful polished chrome trim on the corners and circular recessed handles that enhance reflections, adding depth and brilliance to any space. An incredibly charming and bold piece, this sideboard is not only a functional storage unit but also a sculptural statement. Perfect for elevating a mid-century modern, contemporary, or Hollywood Regency interior. Ideal for a dining room, living room, or stylish lounge area. Dimension (cm): Width - 177 Depth - 47,5 Height - 75,5 Willy Rizzo (1928-2013) was an Italian photographer and designer known for his contributions to both fields. As a designer, he created a range of furniture pieces and is considered one of the most iconic Italian Mid-Century designers. Willy Rizzo's furniture designs are known for their sleek and sophisticated aesthetic. His designs often reflect the modernist sensibilities of the 1960s and 1970s. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no official proof of authenticity, however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution