Six rare dark polished chairs with blond maple band and details with tapered front legs in the shape of a saber.

Attr. Marcello Piacentini, Italian Rationalism ca. 1925.

Carlo Enrico Rava (1903-1986)

Group of six elegant chairs in shaped wood and rope seat.

Italian manufacture, 1940

Pair of extraordinary oak chairs with upholstered fabric seat and back.

Attr. Guglielmo Pecorini, ca. 1940.

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

Ico Parisi (1916-1996)

Rare set of 6 walnut chairs with butterfly backrest.

Manufactured by F.lli Colombo, Como, 1952.

Set of 10 1960s oak chairs with shaped backrest and padded fabric seat.

Paolo Buffa (1903-1970)

Set of 6 elegant dining chairs in walnut with nice carved back and upholsterd seat.

Manifactured by Serafino Arrighi, Italy, 1938.

Bibl. Mobili di Paolo Buffa

Guglielmo Ulrich

Pair of chairs with cantilevered armrests in light wood with carved detail.

Arca manufacture, Milan, ca. 1950.

Pierluigi Colli (1895-1968)

6 cherry chairs with open backrest and wave motif folder.

Colli manufacture, Turin, 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.

Elegant chair with armrests in stained oak.

Made in Denmark/Holland, Neo-Gothic period and style, ca. 1860-70.

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 upholstered fabric for a villa in Porto Cervo, Costa Smeralda.

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.

Melchiorre Bega(!898-1976)

4 chairs in shaped wood.

Manifattura Bega & C. Bologna, 1964.

He was a prominent figure in twentieth-century Italian architecture. During his long career he had the opportunity to interpret the great currents of ideas of his time, from the rationalism of the 1930s to the international style of the 1950s. He was very close to people of absolute value, including Gio Ponti, who entrusted him with the direction of the magazine Domus for a short period of two years during the war. He built dozens of villas and apartments for the important families of the time and among his most important projects he built the Torre Galfa skyscraper in 1960 opposite Ponti's famous Pirelli skyscraper.

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.

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.

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.

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.