Tables

Vintage French Chromed Steel Wire Dining Table by Max Sauze, 1970s

Max Sauze

Price on request

A striking and rare vintage dining table designed by Max Sauze in France during the 1970s. Featuring a lightweight, highly graphic chromed steel wire frame with a remarkably airy architectural presence. Offered as a base frame, allowing the glass top to be custom-tailored to your interior.

An exceptional example of 1970s French design, this dining table by Max Sauze showcases the designer's signature mastery of geometric wirework. The intricate, lightweight chromed steel frame creates an almost weightless, sculptural effect that functions as a true architectural centrepiece within contemporary or mid-century interiors. Please note: This listing is for the metal base frame only and is sold without a glass top. We advise sourcing the glass locally to precisely match your preferred thickness, edge finish, and tint (clear, smoked, or frosted), ensuring safe and economical transit. The clever engineering also allows the frame to be easily disassembled for transport and storage. In good vintage condition with minor, age-appropriate traces of time to the chrome finish. A collector's piece that beautifully merges modernist rigour with airy visual lightness.

Origin

France, 1970s

Dimensions

W 88 × H 71 × L 159.5 cm. Glass top is not included.

Materials

Chrome, Steel

Condition

Good vintage condition with minor, age-appropriate traces of time to the chrome finish. Sold without glass top.