TEMPERED-GLASS-TOP ‘TOKYO’ DINING TABLE BY FABIO Di BARTOLOMEI FOR CALLIGARIS, ITALY facebook about 20 km northeast of

about 20 km northeast of Koblenz in Rhineland-Palatinate

It raised the profile of Italian ceramics and laid the groundwork for their lasting prestige

It attracted great attention and led to commissions from both within Denmark and abroad—and to Wiinblad's recruitment by the artistic director of a small Danish earthenware factory

These designs were exhibited in the 1952 Venice Biennale to great acclaim

Liebenthron studied in Bremen at the Staatliche Kunstschule (State School of the Arts) in the pottery class of Else Krieg and Dorothee Colberg-Tjadens

TEMPERED-GLASS-TOP ‘TOKYO’ DINING TABLE BY FABIO Di BARTOLOMEI FOR CALLIGARIS, ITALY facebook about 20 km northeast ofVintage, postmodern Tokyo dining table in solid beech wood and glass, designed by Fabio Di Bartolomei for CALLIGARIS of Italy in 1991. With their subtle reference to the Space Age aesthetic of the 1950s, the distinctive supports steal focus. The four slanted legs resemble a pair of butterflies, forming two round edged Xs, or sets of wings, on either end of a horizontal crosspiece, connected by contrasting metal joints. The rectangular top is made of