Rare Angelo Mangiarotti Carrara Marble Centerpiece Stand, 1970s

Iconic centerpiece / pedestal bowl designed by Angelo Mangiarotti in the 1970s, executed in solid white Carrara marble. A sculptural and highly architectural object that perfectly embodies Mangiarotti’s refined minimalist language, where balance, geometry and material become the essence of the design.

The elegantly proportioned circular bowl appears suspended above its cylindrical base, creating a striking sense of lightness despite the solidity of the marble. The piece reflects Mangiarotti’s celebrated exploration of pure forms and his masterful approach to stone craftsmanship.

Carved from beautiful Carrara marble with delicate cloudy veining and soft ivory-grey tonal variations, the surface has developed a wonderful original patina over time. The satin finish enhances the natural depth and luminosity of the marble.

A rare and highly collectible model, widely regarded as one of Mangiarotti’s most iconic marble decorative designs and published in international references dedicated to Italian modern design.

Angelo Mangiarotti is considered one of the most important Italian designers and architects of the 20th century, internationally renowned for his sculptural use of marble and his timeless architectural approach to objects and furniture.