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Doge Table

Doge Table: Carlo Scarpa's 1968 sculpture-like table with metal base and glass or marble top.

Dimensions

2200 × 720 × 1100 mm

Year

1968

Approx. $8,200 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
AluminiumSatin-finish steelFloat glassCarrara marbleMarquiña marbleBrassRubber
Finishes
Polished aluminiumPolished aluminium gunmetalFloat glassSmoked glass anthraciteCarrara marbleMarquinia marble

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Description

Overview

The Doge Table was designed by Carlo Scarpa in 1968 and is produced by Cassina with a metal base and a glass or marble top. Cassina calls it a sculpture-like table and part of its Simon Collection.

Construction

  • Base: aluminium or satin-finish steel; the sheet lists a brushed metal frame lacquered with transparent gloss, or an anodised aluminium frame.
  • Top: float glass or smoked anthracite glass, or white Carrara or black Marquiña marble.
  • Details: visible burnished screws, decorative brass spacer inserts and black rubber feet.

Specifications

  • 220 x 110 x 72 cm (model W01, 220 x 110 size).

Story

An emblem of the Ultrarazionale

Cassina's text says that in the late 1960s this sculpture-like table became the emblem of the "Ultrarazionale" movement, which shrugged off the restraints imposed by the Rationalists and aimed to re-embrace traditional aesthetic values.

Revisited with new materials

The sheet says the table has been revisited with new textures and materials, while the mechanism linking top to base remains visible from above through the glass top.

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