This sculptural iron side table from the 1970s is executed after the iconic aesthetic language of Alberto Giacometti, translating his elongated, architectural forms into a refined and highly expressive functional object. The iron base is finished in a faux verdigris patina, lending the piece a sense of age, depth, and visual texture while maintaining a strong structural presence. The base features distinctive ring and cross support elements, creating a rhythmic, almost totemic composition that reads as both decorative and architectural. The table is topped with a thick slab of opaque, frosted, vintage Coke bottle glass, whose softly diffused surface provides a striking counterpoint to the darker iron base while subtly filtering light. Equally successful as a side table, occasional table, or sculptural accent, this piece integrates seamlessly into Brutalist, mid-century modern, or gallery-curated interiors where materiality and form are paramount. Details • Period: 1970s • Attribution: After Giacometti • Materials: Iron, opaque frosted vintage Coke bottle glass • Finish: Faux verdigris patina • Construction: Sculptural iron base with ring and cross supports Dimensions • Width: 20 in • Depth: 20 in • Height: 20.5 in