Fratelli Marelli

6 cherry chairs with open backrest and wave motif folder.

Frama manufacturing, Milan, approx 1950.

Martin Eisler (1913-1977)

Large bench with polychrome wood seat and cut glass top with metal structure designed for a private residence. Three uprights in stained chestnut wood.

1950s manufacturing.

Pair of modernist walnut armchairs in the style of Gio Ponti.

Italian manufacture 1950ca.

Ico Parisi (1916-1996)

Set of 6 armchairs and 3 chairs Mod.152 with folding structure in lacquered wood and brass screws. Manufacturer's label.

Fratelli Reguitti, ca. 1950

Gian Franco Legler

Splendid set of 8 curved rattan chairs with iron rod structure.

Italian manufacture, 1960's.

Erik Gunnar Asplund

Elegant set of 8 chairs in wood and fabric covering, Goteborg model Cassina production 1980.

Manufacturer's label.

Luigi Vietti 1(903-1998)

Six elegant armchairs in wood and padded fabric.

Italian1960's manufacturing.

He enrolled in the faculty of engineering in Milan in 1923 and graduated in architecture with honors in Rome in 1928. He became close to the demands of rationalism and in 1930 he participated, together with Bottoni and Pollini, in numerous projects. In 1930 he designed Villa Wanda, a splendid residence in Stresa with a strong rationalist imprint. In 1933 he participated in the V Triennale of Milan with two projects for the Casa alta with a steel structure. He designed numerous buildings of public importance such as the New Andrea Doria Maritime Station in Genoa, and later designed the Casa del Fascio in Rapallo (1937) and two other Casa del Fascio, also in Liguria. In 1934 he participated with Antonio Carminati, Pietro Lingeri, Giuseppe Terragni in the competition for the Palazzo del Littorio in Rome and in 1935 in the competition for the new Auditorium in Rome. In the post-war years he devoted himself to the construction of prestigious villas and homes. Between 1950 and 1953 he was involved in the project to reclaim the Island of San Giorgio Maggiore in Venice. Vietti contributed to the restoration of some existing buildings and created new projects, the most famous of which was the Teatro Verde, a splendid amphitheater immersed in a garden. In the early 1960s, Prince Karim Aga Khan IV commissioned him, along with Jacques Couelle and Michele Busiri Vici, to design a new village on the Costa Smeralda.
Thus the village of Porto Cervo was born. With his vintage sailing ship Tamory, he was also one of the founders of the Yacht Club Costa Smeralda. One of the most important and prolific figures in 20th century architecture and design, until now less known.

Elegant bench in cherry wood with nice and thin brass tips.

Officina Antiquaria production.

Set of six chairs in Oak with red fabric upholstery.

Made in France, 1950's.

Set of 6 teak chairs with shaped folder and padded fabric seat.

Italian manufacture 1960ca.

2 seats in cherry and upholstered fabric.

Italian manufacture 1950s.

6 chairs in lacquered wood and burnished metal.

Italian 1970s manufacture.

Paolo Buffa (1903-1970)

Set of six elegant dining chairs in walnut with nice carved back and upholsterd seat.

Manifactured by Serafino Arrighi, Italy, 1940's.

Bibl. Mobili di Paolo Buffa

Cherry seat and fabric upholstery.

Italian manufacture ca. 1950

Two small chairs in oak and upholstered fabric.

French manufacture, ca. 1930.

Carlo De Carli (1910-1999)

Rare set of ten wood chairs model 585 designed for the Hotel Parco dei Principi di Gio Ponti in Rome in 1954.

Cassina production.

Publish Domus, Gio Ponti and the Hotel Parco dei Principi, April, 1954.

Bibliography: Giuliana Gramigna, repertoire 1950-1980, Mondadori, Milan, 1985, p. 109. - R. Aloi, examples of modern furnishings around the world, chairs armchairs and sofas, Hoepli, 1954, TAV. 81

Osvaldo Borsani (1911-1985)

8 mahogany chairs with padded seat and back.

ABV Borsani manufacture, approx. 1955.

Roland Rainer (1910-2004)

Set of 8 mid century modern stacking chairs model P7 in curved plywood.

Manufacture Emil & Alfred Pollak, Vienna, 1952.

Gio Ponti (1891-1976)

Rare set of 12 chairs in anthracite stained wood with fabric covering.

Modello leggera,

Cassina manufacture 1954.

Elegant walnut writing armchair moved on the front with two lions carved in gilded wood on the armrests.

Directory period, Lucca 1790ca.

Gio Ponti

Set of 12 chairs "modello leggera" with backrest and seat covered in padded fabric.

Design and manufacture 1954.

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Bench with padded fabric seat and pointed end, wooden structure and legs with beautiful shaped front.

Italian manufacture from the 1950s

Carlo de Carli (1910-1999)

Rare set of 8 chairs model 634 designed by the architect, designer awarded with the Compasso d'Oro in 1954.

Bibl. Architecture and primary space - Carlo de Carli, Hoepli Editore 1982 p 536 and 712 Made in Cassina, Giampiero Bossoni, Skira Milano 2008 p 161

Cassina manifacture, 1954

Paul McCobb

Set of 6 refined oak chairs.

Uk manufacture, 1950's.

6 chairs with ogive-shaped backs in padded fabric, wooden structure and cotton covering.

Italian manufacture, ca. 1960.

Marcello Piacentini (1881-1960)

Coffee table and two chairs in lacquered wood with satin metal details.

Excellent state of conservation.

Manufactured around 1930.

2 very elegant chairs with armrests in turned walnut, seat and back in padded fabric and brass tips.

Italian manufacture, 1950's.

Two chairs with wooden structure and seat and back in padded fabric.

Italian manufacture late 1960s.
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Enrico Ciuti (1910-1991) 

Set of 6 elegant blond walnut chairs with open back and upholstered seat.

Manufactured in Milan in 1940's.

Paolo Buffa (1903-1970)

Set of four splendid high back chairs in light wood with original straw seat in very good condition.

Italy, 1940's

Pair of walnut stools with gouged wooden feet.

Italian manufacture from the 1930s

Set of 6 chairs in light wood with Vienna straw seat and back.

Italian manufacture around 1960.

Josef Hoffmann (1870-1956)

Rare set of four chairs in curved polished wood and upholstered seat.

Manufactured by JJ.Kohn, Vienna, 1907.

Georges Coslin

Rare set of ten chairs in iron and fabric upholstery.

Faram production, Italy, 1950's.

Very elegant bench with wooden frame and three uprights, seat in padded fabric.

Attribution Gio Ponti, 1950ca.

Inger Klingenberg

Rare set of 4 shaped chairs model 193 in wood and fabric.

Prod. France & Daverkosen, 1960s.

Original manufacturer label.

Six chairs in turned wood with straw seat.

Attr. Kaare Klint, Denmark 1940's.

Pair of chairs in turned and gilded wood with upholstered seat with original embroidered fabric.

Italy, early XX Century.

Gianni Vigorelli

Pair of rare modernist chairs in mahogany.

Spartaco Brugnoli manufacture, around 1950.

Set of 4 bar stools in two colors lacquered wood with seat in the shape of Heart, Spade, Square and Flower.

Designed as unique pieces for a private residence, Italy 1930's.

Rare set of 10 antique walnut cockpit chairs in walnut with carved back.

Charles X period,  Northern Italy, around 1830s.

Pair of Italian1930's chairs made of curved metal, seat and back with original upholstery.

Prod.Cova Milano 1930's.

Pair of armchairs with iron structure and interweaving in rubber and rush wire.

Prod. Saporiti 1950s.

Pair of Italian stools in curved metalwork with upholstered seat.

1950's Manufacture.

Duilio Forte

Model of chair and chair with armrests in welded and lacquered iron, seat in plywood.

Designed in 2000 and made to order.

Folding chair in iron with seat and back upholstered in black leather.

Italian manufacture, 1970's.

Paolo Buffa

Pair of armchairs in shaped and turned wood with seat and back in padded fabric.

Italian manufacture 1940s.

Cesare Lacca

Two-seater conversation sofa upholstered in cardinal red velvet.

Italian manufacture ca. 1950.

Hans J. Wegner (1914-2007)

Pair of CH-28 Sawbuck armchairs with teak wood frame and fabric upholstery.

Carl Hansen & Søn, Denmark 1951

Xavier Feal

Rare swivel chair with footrest in curved steel and leather upholstery.

Inox Industrie, France, ca. 1970.

Xavier Feal, born Jean Claude Neyton, was a French designer active between the late 1960s and early 1970s. A graduate of the prestigious Ecole Boulle in Paris, Feal was famous for creating steel furniture and objects that were iconic of the Parisian avant-garde chic style of the time. His products were produced in small numbers between 1969 and 1975.

After 1975, he abandoned furniture design for a successful career in the precision engineering industry.

Rare pair of colonial armchairs in lacquered wood and hand painted with oriental motifs. Back and sides in Vienna straw in excellent condition, elegant carved feet with eagle claw motif.

UK manufacture, Victorian Period ca.1860-1880.

Marco Zanuso 

Rare "Maggiolina" armchair with steel and leather,  perplex armrests and original suede leather upholstery.

Early manufacture by Zanotta, 1948.

Bibliography; Italian Design 1950-2000 / Umberto Allemandi & C. pag. 18

Pair of armchairs with chromed metal frame, seat and back in padded fabric and backrest in leather.

Italian manufacturing from the 70s

Pair of upholstered wooden seats.

Italian manufacture, 1940s.

Pair of refined cherry armchairs with seat and backrest in padded fabric.

Italian manufacture ca. 1950.

Guglielmo Veronesi

Pair of armchairs upholstered in velvet with dark brown profiles and bronze feet.

Manufactured by Isa, Bergamo, Italy, ca. 1950.

Three elegant wooden seats with padded leather seat.

Italian manufacture 1930-1940ca

Osvaldo Borsani (1911-1985)

Important pair of armchairs model P71 in cherry and padded fabric.

Exhibited at the 10th Milan Triennale in 1954 and later included in the furnishings of Villa Borsani in Varedo.

Manifattura Borsani Tecno, 1952

Bibliography Giampiero Bosoni, Osvaldo Borsani Skira p.340, 403

ABV Borsani Tecno

Elegant three-seater sofa with steel feet and corduroy covering.

Tecno manufacture, 1972.

Maurizio Tempestini

Splendid pair of armchairs with shaped wooden backrest and wooden grid armrests. Padded fabric.

Italian manufacture, Florence, ca. 1940.

Umberto Nordio and Romano Boico (1891-1971) (1910-1985)

Rare modernist armchair in padded wood covered in fabric.

Designed for the first class of the Augustus cruise ship.

Manufacturing, Trieste, Italy, 1951

Bibliography: Domus n°272 July, 1952, p25

Pair of armchairs in blond wood and padded fabric.

Italian manufacture, ca. 1940.

Ulisse Stacchini (1871-1947)

Entrance bench in light wood with cross motif on the back. 

Italian manufacture, 1930s.

Borsani Varedo

Reading chair with high backrest, wood and padded fabric.

ABV Borsani Varedo manufacture, 1950s.

Bibl. Osvaldo Borsani, Skira.

Martin Eisler (1913-1977)

Large bench with polychrome wood seat and cut glass top with metal structure designed for a private residence. Three uprights in stained chestnut wood.

1950s manufacturing.

ABV Borsani (1911-1985)

Splendid pair of nice shaped wooden armchairs upholstered and covered in fabric.

ABV manufacture ca. 1940.

Living room composed of an elegant curved sofa and two armchairs with two-color velvet upholstery.

Italian manufacture, ca. 1940.

Daybed in ebonized wood with geometric velvet fabric upholstery,.

Italian manufacture 1920s..

Marco Zanuso (1916-2001)

"Square" model living room composed of a three-seater sofa, two armchairs and two poufs covered in velvet.

Arfllex production 1962.

Bibliography: Giuliana Gramigna, Repertorio 1950-1980, Mondadori, Milan, 1985, p. 179

Pair of donut armchairs with steel base and fabric covering.

Italian manufacture from the 70s

Federico Munari (1907-1998)

Elegant two-seater sofa with bronze feet.

I.S.A. Bergamo manufacture, ca.1950.

Gio Ponti (1991-1979)

Splendid pair of armchairs Mod.820 in wood and upholstered fabric designed for the Grand Hotel Royal Continental in Naples.

Cassina manufacture 1953.

Bibliography

I. de Guttry, M. P. Maino, Italian furniture of the 40s and 50s, p. 151, Laterza, 1992

Domus n 325, 1956, December

Carlo De Carli, Gio Ponti

Pair of armchairs Mod.802 covered in padded fabric. Designed in 1954, they were made in a variant with brass feet for the Italian cultural institute in Stockholm, designed by Ponti in 1958.

Cassina manufacture 1954.

Taichiro Nakai
Rare pair of armchairs in cherry wood and upholstered fabric designed and produced for the Permanente mobili exhibition in 1955.

Manifatctured by Permanente mobili, Cantù, 1955.

Maurizio Tempestini (1908-1960)

Elegant oak armchair with wavy pattern on all sides.

Italian manufacture, Florence, ca. 1940.

Paolo Buffa (1903-1970)

Two rare cherry wood armchairs, one of which was probably made on commission for a child as a unique example.

Manufacturing 

Cav.Serafino Arrighi, 1938ca.

Alberto Legnani

Pair of original Ski armchairs in excellent condition.

Italian manufacture, 1950's.

Paolo Buffa,

Pair of cherrywood armchairs with upholstered seat and cushion on the back.

Italian manufacture, around 1935.

Very elegant bench with wooden frame and three uprights, seat in padded fabric.

Attribution Gio Ponti, 1950ca.

Ico Parisi (1916-1996)

Rare model 875 sofa in steel and upholstered fabric.

Cassina 1960 manufacturing.

Bibliography: R. Lietti, Ico Parisi. Design. Catalog raisonné 1936-
1960, Silviana Editoriale, 2017, p. 544

Melchiorre Bega

Elegant bergére of organic shape with shaped wooden feet.

Italian manufacture, early 1950s

Cassina, rocking chair in wood with original seat, 1956.

Literature: Pier Carlo Santini, Gli anni del design Italiano, Ritratto di Cesare Cassina, Electa, Milano 1081/109 Irene de guttry, Maria Paola Maino, Il mobile italiano degli anni 40 e 50, Laterza, 1992, p133.

Gio Ponti (1991-1979)

Pair of armchairs model 408. Produced by ISA, Ponte San Pietro, 1945ca.

Structure in wood, feet in cast brass, upholstery. (69x110×95 cm.) (slight defects and restoration)

Expertise from the Gio Ponti Archives

Pair of modernist armchairs with cherry wood armrests and padded seat and back covered in cotton velvet.

Italian manufacture, ca. 1950.

Pair of elegant willow armchairs with weaving on the seat and back as well as composed details, shapes and decorations. Italian manufacture 1950ca.

Pair of armchairs with wooden armrests and backrest.

Upholstery in satin.

1950's Italian manufacture.

Vico Magistretti (1920-2006)

Three-seater sofa in lacquered wood with wavy backrest.

Perfect original condition, cushions in progress.

Model Carimate, Italy, 1959.

Augusto Bozzi, pair of armchairs with iron structure and upholstered fabric.

Saporiti Italia, 1960's.

Public Domus 388. 1963.

Guglielmo Pecorini

Pair of shaped cherry wood armchairs with padded seat and back cushion.

1950s manufacture.

Guglielmo Pecorini is known for carved wooden accessories and furniture design. He was highly regarded for the small, high-quality craftsmanship of his time.

Vito Latis (1912-1996)

Unique pair of armchairs in curved metal, seat and back in rattan and armrests in woven Indian cane  with brass tips.

Italian 1950's manufacture.

Guglielmo Pecorini

Rare armchair with rear wheels with seat in leather and upholstered fabric, coming from the first class deck of the Giulio Cesare ocean liner.

Manufactured by Ditta Guglielmo Pecorini & C., Florence, Italy 1943.

Bibl:

Bibl: "Per il giardino e la campagna," Domus, no. 188, August 1943, p. 384 for a similar example

M.R. Rogers, New York exhibition catalog 1948.

Three-seater center sofa with structure and cushions covered in original leather.

Italian manufacture, ca. 1960.

Pair of walnut stools with gouged wooden feet.

Italian manufacture from the 1930s

Paolo Buffa (1903 - 1970)

Pair of high back armchairs.

Italy, 1940's

Ib Kofod Larsen

Sofa in teak with seat and back in upholstered fabric.

The sofa is part of a first production which was interrupted shortly afterwards and was therefore produced in very small numbers.

Scandinavian manufacture, early 60s.

Larsen is one of the most iconic Danish designers of the mid-century era. Sculptural, wide and curved armrests. Striking lines with angled back legs.

Paolo Buffa (1903-1970)

Rare pair of cherry wood armchairs with upholstered fabric seat and back.

Arrighi manufacture around 1940.

Luigi Magnetti

Pair of modernist armchairs upholstered in velvet.

Italian manufacture, 1940's.

Osvaldo Borsani (1911-1985)

Corner sofa upholstered in velvet with elegant patellation on the back.

ABV Arredamenti Borsani Varedo manufacture 1950s.

Three-seater sofa with wooden base and fabric upholstery.

Italian manufacture, 1960's

Enrico Ciuti (1910 - 1991)

Organic pair of armchairs in ash wood with uphostered seat and back.

Italian manufacture, Milan, 1940's 

Elegant armchair with 4 legs in curved ribbon wood and upholstered fabric.

Italian manufacture, around 1950

Pair of elegant rosewood and parchment beds.

Headboard covered with parchment squares and wavy footboard with blond maple profiles and brass details.

Italian manufacture, 1940's.

Elegant bench in cherry wood with nice and thin brass tips.

Manufactured by Officina Antiquaria

Art Deco oak armchair with curved armrests and reclining back, upholstered seat and back.

France 1930s.

Pair of stylish art deco armchairs in carved wood and padded fabric.

French manufacture, 1930s.

Luigi Caccia Dominioni (1913-2016)

Pair of P16 two-seater sofas, wooden frame and upholstered fabric.

Azucena manufacture, 1967.

Paolo Buffa (1903-1970)

Two-door cabinet in light wood with two drawers and brass knobs.

Manufacturing, ca. 1940

Pier Luigi Colli (1895-1968)

Extraordinary high-quality piece of furniture with a drop-front inlaid with fine woods and engraved brass based on a design by Giovanni Gariboldi. Elegant, finely turned tips decorated with gold leaf. Two curved doors in wavy wood, maple interiors with a hidden light in the upper part.

Colli Manufacture Turin 1955.

Certificate from the Colli archive.

Bibliography: D. Alaimo, S. Mira, Colli. Interni altoborghesi, Scaravaglio, Turin 2014, p. 139

Small wooden bar cabinet with engraved and ground mirror. Interior with mosaic mirror and glass shelves.

Italian manufacture ca. 1940.

Elegant storage unit in the style of Axel Einar Hjort.

Refined flamed maple veneer with Art Deco inlays. Inside shelves and drawers with galalith knobs.

Swedish manufacture around 1930.

Paolo Buffa (1903-1970)

Rare storageunit with three flap doors, fillets on front and the iconic brass star inlay on both sides, eight legs with brass tips, travertine top with elegant ribbon motif.

Lietti manufacture, 1940ca.

Gianfranco Frattini (1926-2004)

Rare low center table with 6 drawers and three uprights.

Bernini manufacture 1957.

Splendid storage unit with six wooden doors with shaped slats, refined maple interiors and ebonized legs with brass tips.

Italian manufacture, ca. 1950

Flli.Proserpio

Elegant storage unit with 4 sliding doors in ribbed wood.

Fratelli Proserpio manufacturing ca. 1960.

Paolo Buffa (1903-1970)

Rare walnut bar cabinet with maple inlaid front and lacquered metal interior. Two maple drawers with glass fronts, mirrors and hidden light. Drawings on the front by Giovanni Gariboldi.

Serafini Arrighi manufacture, 1940ca.

Rare small-sized piece of furniture veneered in walnut and walnut root with double-move front and sides and carved feet.

Probably designed for a children's room given its unusual dimensions.

Venetian manufacture, Venice 1740-1950ca.

Pair of small storage units in lacquered wood with chromed tubular base and interiors in ivory lacquered wood.

German/Austrian manufacture, 1960's

Rare modernist piece of furniture with a writing top, two drawers and a shelf on top. Front doors and drawers with sides and back in wavy wood, black painted wood details. Tub chair in wavy wood with black painted wood details.

Wiener Werkstätte, Vienna Secession, ca. 1910.

Beautiful quality walnut chest of drawers with Portuguese light pink marble top, shaped on the front and sides with elegant brass tips.

Italian manufacture, ca. 1950.

Open trolley cabinet with wooden shutters that open on three sides, drawers and storage compartment, refined brass details.

Italian manufacture 1950's

Vittorio Ducrot (1867-1942)

Small chest of drawers in flamed oak with turned wooden knobs.

Ducrot manufacture, Palermo, around 1940.

Manufacturing label inside.

The famous Ducrot & Co. created, among others, the furnishings of Palazzo Montecitorio, the seat of the chamber in Rome.

Sources:E. Sessa – Biographical Dictionary of Italians – 1992
E. Sessa – Furniture and furnishings by E. Basile in the Ducrot production – Palermo 1980
Wikipedia.org – Vittorio Ducrot

Modular bookcase with 3 or 6 shelves in birch plywood with open compartments and compartments closed by colored metal panels.

Manufactured around 2000.

ABV Borsani

Large storage cabinet / bar / bookcase with central door painted on parchment by the artist Eugenio Rossi with scenes from the commedia dell'arte. Two doors in grissinato wood, illuminated bar container with cut glass shelves inside and fabric covering in the upper part with cut glass shelves. The two sides in corrugated wood and ivory lacquered. signed and dated 1954.

Borsani Archive.

Franco Albini (1905-1977)

Infinito original book unit. Large modular bookcase made up of 6 vertical uprights, container elements with hinged doors and lower doors with 28 tek wood shelves and 2 mini desk. Disc-shaped metal feet, variable height 290-320 cm.

The structure designed by Franco Albini in 1956 and named "Infinito" does not need to be fixed to the wall, it can offer a double surface, ideal for space partition with two sides that contain bookcases and other storage solutions.

Poggi production, 1958

Extraordinary inlaid cabinet with two drawers.

Louis XVI era, Italian Neoclassicism between Lombardy and Veneto, 1780ca.

Paolo Buffa (1903-1970)

Large bookcase with compartments and shelves, drawers and two flap shelves. Uprights with racks and brass tips at the ends.

Production Cav. Serafino Arrighi, 1958.

Manufacturer's plate inside.

Florence Knoll (1917-2019)

Large container unit with five doors in blond wood with steel base and internal shelves and drawers in maple.

American manufacture, 1960's.

Storage unit with front in grinded wood and two drop-down shelves with interiors in blond maple and a ground glass top.

Two drawers and elegant feet with brass tips.

Italian manufacture, 1940's

Small étagère in blond oak and shelves in lacquered wood.
Italian manufacture, 1950's.

Peter Hvdt & Orla Mølgaard-Nielsen

Small cabinet in teak wood, Sborg Mobelfabrik

Denmark late 1950's.

Piero Fornasetti (1913-1988)

Small cabinet with 7 drawers decorated with Middle Eastern architectural patterns. Wooden base with brass tips and ash sides.

Signed Piero Fornasetti, late 1950's.

Luciano Frigerio (1928-1999)

Large and unique storage unit with three-door front made of solid brass with shaped brass frame. Exotic wood structure.

Manufactured by Frigerio & C. 1970s.

Original brand of the manufacture.

Hans Hove & Palle Petersen

Pair of very refined teak sideboards with nice handles.                 

Shelves and drawers inside.

Denmark, 1960s. 

Bar caliber  in goat skin and polished wood. France 1940's.

Ettore Sottsass

Small chest of drawers in lacquered wood with turned and colored knobs.

Poltronova production, 1965ca

Unique Italian 1960's highboard in light maplewood. Doors and drawers with shelves inside and a very special central compartment with a folding top hiding small shelves and one drawer.

Small extraordinary coin cabinet in violet wood threaded in rose wood with wavy front, central aedicule with shaped door and central mirror. 12 wavy drawers.

Genoese cabinetry, c. 1750.

Unique wall unit with methacrylate top writing desk with one drawer, newspaper holder and small cabinet with bar inside. 

Perfect original conditions, Italy, 1950's.

Guglielmo Ulrich(1904-1977) 

Elegant cherry table with thin turned legs and veneered top.

Italian manufacture, ca. 1950.

Gio Ponti

Unique dining table in cherry wood with decorative motif in the shape of a lens on the four bands and tips in burnished brass.

Attributed to Gio Ponti by the Gio Ponti Archive.

Rudi Brugnoli manufacture, 1950's.

Table with four tapered legs and cloverleaf top veneered in walnut with parchment profile.

Italian manufacture, ca. 1950.

Italian Modern Extension Dining Table in walnut designed by Silvio Coppola.

The square top with extension leaves over a base with X-form stretcher fully restored superb condition- signed.

Manufactured by Bernini Italia, 1964.

Bibliography
Domus n. 437 (aprile 1966).
Ottagono, n. 1 (aprile 1966), p.92.
G. Gramigna, "Repertorio del design italiano 1950-1980", Mondadori, Torino 1985, p.207

Extendable ship's table with cast bronze column, mahogany base and top.

Manufacture around 1960.

Table with visible cross on the top and legs and elegant thin legs.

Italian manufacture from the 1950s

Large oak table with slightly shaped top, elegant profiles and tapered legs.

France 1950''s

Gianni Vigorelli

Elegant oval table in stained wood with four-legged uprights and important cross with brass tips.

Italian manufacture, attr. Vigorelli. 1950 approx.

Unique large dining table with metal and brass base and veneered wooden top.

Italian manufacture, 1950s.

Enzo Mari 1932 - 2020

Table model “Effe”

Manufactured by Simon in 1974.

Literature:
Metamobile 1973, Simon International catalogue, 1973, n.p.
Enzo Mari: Proposta per un’Autoprogettazione, exh. cat.,
Centro Duchamp, Milan, 1974, n.p.
Peter S. Stamberg, Instant Furniture, New York, 1976, pp. 21-24
Virgilio Verelloni, The Adventure of Design: Gavina, Milan, 1987, p. 150 (for a similar “ICS” table designed by Enzo Mari)
Renzo Orsini, Dino Gavina Ultrarazionale
Ultramobile, Milan, 1998, pp. 187-189
G. Gramigna - Repertorio del design italiano 1950-2000 2002, p. 240, Turin, Éditions Umberto Allemandi & C R. Pedio - Enzo Mari designer 2004, numbers 174 and 175, Bari, Italy, Éditions Dedalo

Angelo Mangiarotti (1921-2012)

Extendable walnut table, designed by the architect in 1972. Round pedestal with open slats.

La Sorgente Furniture production,1972.

Table in veined walnut with legs in the shape of an elephant tusk in lacquered wood.

Italian manufacture ca. 1930.

Elegant gaming table with inlay designs. Allegorical medallion on the top, legs and bands finely inlaid with six medallions depicting male figures. Interior lined in cloth.

North italian manufacture, Louis XVI era. 1780ca.

Pierluigi Colli

Extraordinary oak table with shaped uprights and ribbon motif in the style of the period, top with shaped thickness.

Italian manifacture, 1940's

Walnut console/ dining table with red lacquered top.

Italian manufacture, ca. 1960.

Round table with a nice chromium plated base and elegant wooden top.

1960's Italian manufacture .

Melchiorre Bega (1898-1976)

Table in lacquered wood with three-spoke base in brass.

Manufacture Bega & C. Bologna 1950s.

Dining table with lacquered metal base and wooden top.

Italian manufacture, 1960's.

Table with iron base with turned feet and painted wooden top.

Manufacture, France ca. 1920/30.

Osvaldo Borsani, splendid table with extensions, specially produced on commission for a private residence in Milan, 1940's.

This table has two special original extensions custom made by Borsani which snap together on the top and transform it in a big dining table for 12 people and thus make it a unique examplary.

Dining table in walnut with central leg and veneered top in veined walnut.

Attribution Ico Parisi

Spartaco Brugnoli Manufactory, 1950's.

Italian 1960's extendable mahogany dining table with metal and brass frame.

Osvaldo Borsani, oval table in cherry wood with nice central base with helical shape, 1950s.

Bibliography: Osvaldo Borsani. Architetto, designer, imprenditore., Giampiero Bosoni, Skira 2018, pag. 342

Elegant dining table with legs and ribbed wood bands and a nice mirrored glass top.

Borsani, Varedo, 1940's.

Dining table in the style of Ico Parisi with metal and brass structure and top in wood and lacquered wood.

Italian manufacture, 1950's.

Bentwood table with red cloth top and brass details.

Produced by J.J.Kohn, Vienna, early 20th century.

Center table in ebonized wood with thin turned legs and shaped top, brass profiles. France, 1870-1900.

Oval table in metal and brass designed and produced by Officina Antiquaria.

Available on order.

Antique table in light blue painted wood.  Austria, 1850's.

Gio Ponti (1891-1979)

A blond wood coffee table with three shaped spokes with tapered legs and brass tips, a thick cut crystal top with an elliptical triangular shape.

Italian manufacture, ca. 1950.

Willy Rizzo (1928-2013)

Extraordinary low table composed of two lacquered wooden bodies with a thick cut glass top, steel tub for objects.

Manufactured by Rizzo & Co, Rome/Paris, ca.1970.

Elegant coffee table with central column and two tops, one in wood and the top in mirrored moulded glass.

Italian manufacture 1930ca.

Rare wooden table.

Italian Rationalism, manufacture ca.1920.

Attr. Paolo Buffa

Pair of wooden bedside tables with pyramid uprights.

Italian manufacture, ca. 1940.

Attr. Gianni Vigorelli

Refined magazine rack table in turned maple with thick glass top and inclined wood and glass top.

Italian manufacture 1950's.

Mario Gottardi (2013-2004)

Modernist table in cherry with wooden frame and glass top on two brass supports, container with storage compartment and a drawer.

Italian Manufacturing ca. 1950.

Mario Gottardi was born in Venice in 1913 and graduated in architecture in Milan in 1939. His career began in Venice, his hometown, with restoration work including Palazzo Mocenigo and Palazzo Contarini on the Grand Canal. In 1951 he renovated the interiors and created the furnishings of the famous Hotel Bauer in Venice and in 1958 he collaborated on the urban planning of Piazzale Roma. He designed and built numerous villas and won, at different times, competitions for the ships Cristoforo Colombo (1953), Leonardo da Vinci (1958), Michelangelo (1962), for which he created the furnishings. In 2013, an exhibition of his sketches and preparatory drawings was set up at the Salone d’Onore of the Triennale di Milano.

Pair of side tables with turned wooden column and green Alpi marble top.

Italian manufacture, ca. 1940

Rare pair of small "Gueridon" with three columns and drum top with inset marble and bronze capitals.

Tuscan manufacture 1800-1820ca.

Large coffee table with wooden top and copper object holder, elegant foot in continuous metal tubular ribbon.

Italian manufacture 1950s.

Pair of coffee tables/nightstands with tray top and turned columns with two drawers at the base.

English manufacture, ca. 1900.

Cesare Lacca (1929-1960)

Elegant trolley with removable shaped wooden tray and two wooden and cut glass shelves.

Manufactured in the 40s-50s.

Giuseppe Scapinelli (1911-1982)

Triangular coffee table with double support, glass top and brass tips.

Italian manufacture, late 1950s

Osvaldo Borsani

Pair of elegant triangular coffee tables with cut glass top and turned legs with brass tips.

Officina Antiquaria Manufacturing
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Luigi Brusotti (1877-1959)

Elegant coffee table in thick cut glass in Nile green color with central bronze joint.

Manufacturing ca. 1940,

Romeo Rega (1925-1984)

Large low brass table with travertine applications and two tempered and ground glass shelves.

Romeo Rega Manufacture, Rome, Italy, around 1970.

Corrado Corradi Dell'Acqua (1905-1982)

Pair of brass coffee tables with cut crystal tops.

Azucena Milan, ca. 1960

Corrado Corradi Dell’Acqua was an Italian designer and architect who in 1947 cofounded the design and manufacturing company Azucena with fellow architects Luigi Caccia Dominioni and Ignazio Gardella. During his career as an architect, he only created a few furniture and product designs; mostly for Azucena.

Two sets of coffee tables each composed of three modules in stained wood with arched legs and slatted tops.

Manufactured by Triconfort, France, ca. 1955.

Elegant cherry wood coffee table with ground glass top and magazine rack.

Italian manufacture, ca.1950.

Fontana Arte Milan

Very refined coffee table with metal structure and thick blue cut glass top.

Fontana Arte Milan, around 1960.

Pair of round tables in wood and Vienna straw with glass top.

Italian 1970s manufacture.

Ico Parisi (1916-1996)

Elegant trolley model 48 in turned and shaped wood with cross and two levels in ground glass.

Manufacturing A.De Faggis around 1950.

Round coffee table in wood and Vienna straw with glass top.

Italian 1970s manufacture.

Elegant low table with 6 legs in curved wood with brass tips and cut glass top

Italian manufacture, ca. 1950.
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Osvaldo Borsani

Pair of elegant triangular coffee tableeçs with cut glass top and turned legs with brass tips.

Officina Antiquaria Manufacturing
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Corrado Corradi Dall'Acqua

Pair of coffee tables with mirrored top and burnished glass.

Italian manufacture, Azucena production 1959

Pair of small tables/bedside tables in walnut root.

talian manufacture from the 1930s

Large low table with herringbone rattan top and curved iron leg.

Italian manufacture, ca. 1950.

Ico Parisi (1916-1996)

Shaped wooden living room table with green Alps marble top.

Coming from a private property in Como, around 1955.

Eero Saarinen (1910-1961) & Knoll International

"Tulip" Oval Marble Coffee Table with cast metal black painted tulip foot.

Roberto Aloi (1897-1981)

Wooden coffee table with hand-carved geometric design and iron structure.

Italian manufacture, ca. 1960.

Melchiorre Bega (1898-1976)

Rare coffee table with turned wooden legs and brass cross, very thick cut glass top.

Bega&C manufacturing, Bologna, 1950s.

Melchiorre Bega trained as an architect and later also became a designer. Well known in Italy and abroad for its functionalist and modern design, Bega rejected the Art Déco style that prevailed in that period. He works with highly professional specialized craftsmen with whom he creates hundreds of shops and showrooms for the big brands of the time such as Motta, Alemagna, Martini, Galtrucco and many others. In the early 1940s he directed the famous magazine "Domus" founded by his friend and colleague Gio Ponti.

After the second world war he realized his most important projects were the Axel Springer Building in Berlin and in 1957-59 the Galfa Tower in Milan, one of the first Italian skyscrapers of over 30 floors, recently restored.

Rare large coffee table with beautiful woven rush workmanship

Italian manufacture, 1950.
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George Nelson

Pair of low tables with curved iron structure and glass top resting on small colored spheres.

Uk manufacture, 1950s.

ABV Borsani Varedo

Splendid pair of shaped wooden hanging bedside tables with a drawer and two small shelves.

ABV Borsani Varedo manufacture, 1940s.

Ico Parisi (1916 - 1996)

Pair of wooden bedside tables with ground glass top. One in blond walnut and the other in dark wood.

Gino De Baggis manufacture, Italy 1954.

Bibliography: R. Lietti, Ico Parisi. Catalog raisonné design 1936-1960, Silvana Editoriale, Cinisello Balsamo 2017, p. 503

Elegant low table with brass structure and thick moulded crystal glass top.

Italian manufacture, around 1970.

Elegant low table in polished wood with ground glass top and slatted shelf.

Italian manufacture, around 1950.

Piero Fornasetti (1913-1988)

Low table with wooden base and top in enamelled and painted metal.

Milan 1960ca.

Original brand stamp.

Coffee table in lacquered metal with mirrored top and jointed glass shelves.  Italian manufacture,1970's.

Tito Agnoli (1931-2012)

Small rattan and curved bamboo coffee table with black laminate top.

Bonacina manufacture, ca. 1970.
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Pair of elegant semi-triangular shaped coffee tables with wooden structure and France blue opaline glass top.

Borsani production, Varedo 1950ca.

Very elegant Art Deco low table in rosewood with goat skin top.

France 1930's.

Pair of bedside tables in walnut with marble base and brass column uprights.

Italian manufacture around 1960s.

Ilmari Tapiovaara

Large low table in teak wood with top suspended on small brass cylinders. Prod. by La Permanente Mobili, Cantù, 1957.

Bibliography: Design experiences in Cantù, edited by G. Furlanis, A. Porro, A. Terraneo, s.e. Cantù 1986, p.55

Low table with wooden and slate top, one compartment under the central wooden top and two side shelves.

Italian manufacture around 1960s.

Elegant low table in mahogany with nice thin legs and brass tips. Black opaline glass on top.

Italian manufacture, 1950's

Bar table in lacquered wood with door and drawers, tray top with polished metal handles hiding a bottle holder.

Sormani manufacture from the 70s

Duilio Barnabè known as Dubè (1914-1961)

Rare coffee table with thick ground crystal glass top back painted with musical instruments.

Structure in metal and brass.

Produced by Fontana Arte, around 1960.

Bibl. for a similar example, Franco de Boni, Fontana Arte, Gio Ponti, Pietro Chiesa, Max Ingrand. Allemandi, Turin 2012

Elegant coffee table in turned iron and brass with black opaline glass top.

French manufacture, Maison Jansen around 1950.

Living room table with perforated wooden top and square base bottle holder. Base with chest of drawers and lateral bookcases. Italian manufacture, around 1970.

Large low table in light wood with ground glass top and wooden top.

Italian manufacture, around 1950. 

Coffee table with decorated methacrylate top and four legs with brass ends.

France 1960s.

Italian 1950's elegant coffee table in dark polished mahogany with fine bronze tips and a very special light brown marble top.

Teak coffee table with three legs held by a structure with crossed spokes and suspended top.

1960's Italian manufacture.

Living room table in imitation bamboo wood with turned and burnished brass corners. Two shades in ground smoked glass.

Italian 1970s manufacture.

Coffee table with metal cross and thick glass top.

Made in Italy around 1960.

Melchiorre Bega (1898-1976)

Coffee table with four-star brass base, turned wood frame and marble top.

Manufacture Bega & C. Bologna, Italy 1950s.

Low table with metal structure, brass riser and thick cut glass top.

Italian manufacture around 1960.

Mario Sabot

Low table with two shelves in lacquered wood with central shaped bottle holder in brass.

Sabot production, Italy, 1970's.

Low table with curved wooden base and smoked glass top.

Italian manufacture, 1970's.

Small storage unit with compartments and central leg in polished metal.

Italian manufacture, 1960's.

Coffee table with metal with nice Cuban mahogany top.

Prod. Saporiti Italia, 1960's.

Adjustable coffee table in mahogany.

Italian manufacture, 1950's

(Only one left)

Luigi Caccia Dominioni

Pair of low tables in chromed metal with greyblue glass top,

Azucena, Italy 1970's.

Coffee table with opaline glass top and aluminum legs with brass ends.

Italian manufacture, around 1950.

Pair of wooden cylinder bedside tables with polished metal base.

Italian manufacture, 1960's.

Gaetano Borsani Varedo

Elegant writing desk in Italian Rationalist Style with lateral upright and two drawers on bottom, continuous band footboard that extends vertically to support the top.

ABV Borsani Varedo manufacture, ca. 1930.

Brand branded with fire.

Rare rationalist style desk in metal and wood with methacrylate covered tops and drawers in perfect original condition.

Italian manufacture around 1950.

Desk in chromed tubular with drawers on the side and a thick ground glass top.

Manifactured by Colli Torino around 1930.

Attr. Ico Parisi (1916-1996)

Elegant center desk with double top, four drawers and bookcase compartments. Central foot in brass and footboard in burnished brass.

Italian manufacture, 1960s

Franco Albini (1905-1977)

Center desk with dark wood drawers, polished steel square tube leg and tempered glass top.

Registered drawing from 1958.

Knoll international manufacturing 1970's

Guglielmo Ulrich (1904-1977)

Desk with brass profiles, two small drawers and central compartment. Elegant wave motif on the top and brass tips.

Chair in wood, brass and upholstered fabric.

Arca manufacturing, ca.1940

Small walnut desk with two drawers and storage compartment.

Italian manufacture, ca. 1950.

Gio Ponti ( 1891-1979)

Desk with walnut uprights and top, two drawers with brass handles and a chair designed for the University of Padua in the early 1950s. Italian manufacture 1950

Guglielmo Ulrich (1904-1977)

Splendid executive desk with four drawers in wavy wood, back with horizontal wavy patten along the entire length, top in the shape of a seagull's wing. Handles and tips in brass.

Manufacture, Arredamenti Casa, Milan, 1945.

Small central desk with two drawers on the front, open compartment and beautiful document holder on the top.

Italian manufacture, ca. 1960.
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Luigi Olivieri

Rare modernist desk in walnut and blond maple with ground glass top and wooden band. Lacquered drawers with turned maple uprights and two doors on the sides.

1950's Italian manufacture.

Small writing desk in curved wood with side bookcase and cloth top.

Italian manufacture, 1940's.

Writing table in oak wood with drawers on both sides, brass tips and crystal glass top.

Italian manufacture 1950's.

Josef Hoffman, rare writing desk designed in 1905 ca. and manufactured by J.& J. Khon, Vienna. Beech stained to simulate mahogany, top with a dark red leather, brass handle and details.

Literature

E. Otllinger, Against the Grain, Bentwood furniture from the collection of Fern and Manfred Steinfeld, exh. cat., The Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, 1993, p. 85, fig. 54

G. Renzi, Il Mobile Moderno, Gebrüder Thonet Vienna, Jacob & Josef Kohn, Milan, 2008, pp. 202-203 for the desk

Corner desk with one drawer, newspaper holder, small cabinet and shelves. Original red top in perfect conditions.

Italian 1950's. manufacture.

Small elegant console with diamond-cut wood profiles, tapered uprights and turned wood crosspieces.

Italian manufacture ca. 1940.

Elegant console with eight tapered legs and Carrara marble top.

Italian manufacture, ca.1950s.

Console "Servante" in cherry with three drawers with two shelves and nice sward shaped legs.

Italian manufacture around 1940s.

Modernist console in blond oak with steel structure, two drawers and storage compartment with thick ground glass top.

Italian manufacture 1960ca.

Refined console in shaped and turned wood with thin legs held by a crosspiece and marble top.

Italian 1940s manufacture.

Small console in walnut with curved top and band in reeded wood with drawer, turned legs.

Italian manufacture 1940ca.

Giusto Purini (1944-2023)

Elegant console with brass structure and travertine marble tops.

Italian manufacture, 1970s

Pair of important consoles in walnut burl with wavy band and turned legs. Top veneered in ancient yellow marble of Roman origin.

Manufacture around 1750

Angelo Mangiarotti (1921-2012)

Console table with wooden structure and thick cut glass top.

Sorgente del Mobile manufacture, Italy, 1975

Petinoise console table in blond maple with central compartment and two drawers on the sides. Grooved legs and galalith knobs.

Manufacturer's label.

Cav. Serafino Arrighi, Art Furniture Cantù, 1940s.

Folding console table in teak wood.

Italian manufacture, 1960's.

Very elegant curved wooden console with double row of light wood drawers with handles covered in straw and woven straw backrest, thick tempered glass top.

1960's manufacturing.

Pair of small consoles in oak with half-moon top and wall support arm.

talian manufacture, around 1940

Guglielmo Ulrich (1904 - 1977)

Unique console  table with mirror,  black lacquered wood and goat skin covering. Three drawers with turned bone knobs.

Bibl: L. Sacchetti, Guglielmo Ulrich, Federico Motta Editore, 2009, p. 421

Arca. manufacture, Italy 1940s

Romeo Rega (1904-1968)

Elegant console in brass with burnished glass shelves.

Italian manufacture, around 1970.

Console desk table in light walnut with lacquered iron leg.

Contemporary manufacturing

Console in cherry wood with two shelves, one with two drawers and one with cut glass.

Italian manufacture, ca. 1950.

Console table in curved brass with shelves in grey blue glass and a huge mirror in burned brown color.

1970s Italian manufacture. 

Console table in cherry wood with thin long  legs, one drawer and glass shelf.

1950's Italian manufacture. 

Rare pair of Charles X console tables 

Refined turned, threaded and carved legs with elegant feral feet. Top in mahogany feather with one drawer.

Naples around 1830.

Small cherry console table with curved wooden front and drawer

Italian manufacture from the 1940s

Luigi Caccia Dominioni (1913-2016)

Elegant console table with glass top and chromed metal band, metal legs.

Azucena production, 1970's.

Fabrizio Clerici

Rosewood console with wrought iron front, glass top and brass tips.

Manufacture Flli.Mariani Milano, 1950's.

Bibl. Franco Grigioni, Editore Görlich Milano, tav.42.

Painter, set designer and architect of great talent, he was a friend of Moravia and Elsa Morante, he worked with Alberto Savinio, Giorgio De Chirico, Lucio Fontana and many other artists of his time. He was called by Giorgio Strehler to create the scenes for a play by Goldoni which was the first of a long and prosperous collaboration with the Maestro. He exhibited in the most prestigious museums in the world including, the MoMA and the Guggenheim in New York, the Center Pompidou in Paris, the Pushkin in Moscow and the Vatican Museums in Rome. He designed various pieces of furniture, almost always unique pieces for private clients.

Elegant console with side uprights covered in parchment, wooden base and patinated bronze frieze. Very thick curved glass top.

Attributed to Guglielmo Ulrich, 1940s.

Pair of 1970's French very decorative bronze console tables with crystal glass top.

Very refined Luis XV console table in carved and painted wood.

France 1770's.

Vittorio Bonacina

Splendid egg-shaped seat in woven rush and rattan.

Manifactured by Bonacina, Italy, ca. 1955.

Pair of elegant willow armchairs with weaving on the seat and back as well as composed details, shapes and decorations. Italian manufacture 1950ca.

Vittorio Bonacina

Splendid armchair in woven rattan.

Manifattura F.lli Bonacina, Lurago d'Erba, 1960ca.

Vito Latis (1912-1996)

Unique pair of armchairs in curved metal, seat and back in rattan and armrests in woven Indian cane  with brass tips.

Italian 1950's manufacture.

Pair of refined unique chairs in iron with weaving in rubber and rush wire.

Manifactured by Saporit, Italiy, 1950s.

Pair of curved rattan chairs with metal legs.

Italian 1950's manufacture.

Janine Abraham & Dirk Jan Rol

Splendid pair of armchairs in lacquered rattan and curved metal.

Prod. Edition Rougier, Holland, 1950ca.

Tito Agnoli (1931-2012)

P3  blue rattan chaise longue in perfect conditions. 

This chaise longue in blue rattan had been custom made as a unique piece.

Manifacture, Bonacina 1960's.

Two-seater sofa with matching coffee table in rattan and straw,Italy 1950's.

Rattan rocking chair with magazine rack and lamp in lacquered metal. The lamp is applied to the structure by an original custom-made metal tube.

Bonacina, Italia, 1950's

Pair of 1950's armchairs in rattan with a coffee table with glass top. Bonacina, 1950ca.

Food trolley in rush and rattan, Italy 1960's.