This rare console table by Gio Ponti, designed for Singer and Sons in the 1950s, elegantly merges function and form. Originally created as a domestic sewing table, it features Ponti’s characteristic ingenuity: a hidden fold-out top that conceals a sewing machine, two spring-loaded solid beech drawers without handles, and a body crafted from curved veneered plywood. The splayed metal legs with brass feet offer both visual lightness and structural stability. Retaining its original finish with minor age-related imperfections, this piece doubles as a stylish console with a discreet storage compartment—blending mid-century Italian design with American utility.