Glass Top Dining Table with Cylinder Base (often referred to as a Glass Dining Table or Modern Glass-Base Table)

Table (Dining Table) · Contemporary / Modern (late 20th to early 21st century) · Unmarked generic contemporary design, reminiscent of mid-century and postmodern glass furniture popularized by makers like Glas Italia or Pace Collection.

Glass Top Dining Table with Cylinder Base (often referred to as a Glass Dining Table or Modern Glass-Base Table)

Type

Table (Dining Table)

Style Period

Contemporary / Modern (late 20th to early 21st century)

Material

Tempered safety glass for both the circular top and the cylindrical pedestal base, possibly with hidden metal or UV-adhesive bonding components.

Age Estimate

Likely manufactured 2000-present based on contemporary minimalist aesthetics and flawless glass casting condition.

Dimensions

Estimated height 30 inches, diameter 48 to 54 inches. Typical size range for a 4-to-6-person round modern dining table.

Origin

Likely manufactured in Italy or China, representing globalized contemporary furniture design.

Designer/Maker

Unmarked generic contemporary design, reminiscent of mid-century and postmodern glass furniture popularized by makers like Glas Italia or Pace Collection.

Value Estimate

Retail value estimated between $800 and $2,000 depending on the brand, glass thickness, and quality of the safety tempering.

Description

An elegant and visually lightweight contemporary dining table featuring a thick, transparent circular glass top resting on a striking cylindrical glass pedestal base. The design creates an illusion of floating space, making it ideal for smaller dining areas or modern open-plan interiors by minimizing visual clutter.

Key Features

Transparent cylindrical pedestal base, clear tempered round glass top, completely see-through minimalist silhouette.

Color & Finish

Transparent clear glass with smooth polished edges. The base exhibits a slight green tint typical of standard thick float glass.

Construction Method

Precision machine-cut, thermal-formed curved glass base supporting a heavy-duty tempered glass top using structural adhesive or silicone pads.

Joinery & Craftsmanship

Seamless glass-to-glass fabrication requiring high-end industrial manufacturing techniques rather than traditional woodworking joinery.

Wood Grain & Species

N/A - This piece contains no wood components in its structure.

Surface Treatment

Polished edges and thermally treated tempered glass surfaces resistant to normal wear and thermal shock.

Upholstery Details

N/A for the table itself, though accompanied by upholstered dining chairs featuring grey textured fabric.

Hardware & Fittings

Minimalist or completely concealed hardware; uses invisible UV bonding or rubber/silicone bumper pads between the pedestal and top.

Origin & Provenance

Likely manufactured in Italy or China, representing globalized contemporary furniture design.

Condition Notes

Excellent overall condition. Surface shows no major scratches, chips, or structural flaws on either the top or the curved pedestal base.

Interesting Facts

Glass furniture gained immense popularity during the Art Deco period and saw a massive resurgence in the 1970s and 80s postmodern era when advanced bending techniques allowed for thick structural glass columns.

Cultural Significance

Embodies the modernist architectural principle of 'less is more,' prioritizing transparency, light diffusion, and spatial fluidity in interior design.

Similar Pieces

Phantasm table by the Pace Collection or works by Glas Italia; distinguished primarily by the thickness of the glass and the precision of the curved cylindrical base.

Care & Maintenance

Clean regularly with a non-abrasive glass cleaner and a microfiber cloth to prevent smudges and fingerprints. Avoid dragging heavy objects across the surface to prevent scratching.

Value Estimate

Retail value estimated between $800 and $2,000 depending on the brand, glass thickness, and quality of the safety tempering.

Sustainability Notes

Glass is 100% recyclable and infinitely renewable without loss of quality, though the energy-intensive production process offsets some eco-friendly benefits.

Identified on 9/21/2026