With a name that translates to 'little stork', Franco Albini's 1958 table correspondingly resembles a small version of the bird. Crafted from black stained ash wood shaped into a simplified frame of three slender legs, an elegant table top and a raised trim, the table is further enhanced by the exaggerated extension of one of its legs, which extends higher than the others to double as a handle with which to move the table with ease. Highly expressive and refined, 'Cicognino' conveys a reassuring sense of familiarity.