A sculptural black and gilded bronze centerpiece designed by Esa Fedrigolli and manufactured by Esart in the Seventies. It's signed and labeled and in perfect condition. The centerpiece is a striking example of mid-century sculptural artistry. Crafted during a period marked by innovation and experimentation, this centerpiece embodies the bold aesthetic and artistic freedom characteristic of the era. The square centerpiece features a sleek and minimalist design, typical of Modernist sensibilities. Its form is defined by clean lines and geometric shapes, showcasing the artist's mastery of sculptural composition. The use of bronze as the primary material adds a sense of weight and permanence to the piece, while the contrasting black and gilded finishes imbue it with a sense of luxury and sophistication.