Osvaldo Borsani (1911-1985)

Low table with iron structure and crystalline marble top.

Tecno, Varedo, 1957.

Bibl. Osvaldo Borsani, architect designer entrepreneur. Skira, page 47.

Luigi Caccia Dominioni

Splendid trolley in brass and metal with two crystal glass shelves.

Manufactured by Azucena in 1960s

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

Coffee table in stained oak with glass top and rope band.

Attributed to Guglielmo Pecorini, ca. 1940.

Attr. Paolo Buffa

Pair of elegant bedside tables with pyramid-shaped uprights and a parchment-covered door with a geometric pattern and a brass handle.

Italian manufacture, ca. 1940.

Paolo Buffa (1903-1970)

Pair of elegant bedside tables with three shelves and a drawer.

Serafino Arrighi manufacture, ca. 1950.

Pair of coffee tables with painted metal top.

Italian manufacture around 1960s.

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.

Silvio Cavatorta (1887-1960)

Pair of bedside tables with front drawer, walnut and goat skin.

Manufacturer's label, Cavatorta Roma, 1950s.

Rare wooden table.

Italian Rationalism, manufacture ca.1920.

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.

Romeo Rega (1904-1968 )

Low table in brass and burnished glass.

Manufacturing Rega & Co. Rome, 1970ca.

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

Tuscan manufacture 1800-1820ca.

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.

Fontana Arte Milan

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

Fontana Arte Milan, around 1960.

Mario Sabot

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

Sabot production, Italy, 1970's.

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

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

Italian manufacture around 1960.

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.

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.

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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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

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.

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

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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.