Dining table 304, Mackintosh

A timeless design masterpiece, Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s 304 dining table captures the essence of Art Nouveau with sublime elegance. Created in 1904 and produced by Cassina, this rare collector’s piece pays tribute to innovation and refinement of its era. Mackintosh, a pioneer of the “Glasgow School,” seamlessly merged art and functionality, embodying characteristics of Post-Impressionist and Arts & Crafts styles. The table, crafted from stained black ash wood,
features a minimalist structure with square legs adorned with symmetric carvings.
The ingenious “lazy susan,” built-in and operated by a lever, transforms the tabletop into a set of concentric
circles, demonstrating the designer’s skill in making the furniture not only practical but visually striking.