Couple of bedside tables attributable to Luigi Brusotti from the 40s

A pair of dogwood bedside tables with brass tips, marble top attributable to the famous Italian designer Paolo Buffa of the 1950s

Couple bedside tables from the 70s, mirrored smoked glass top, brass beaded, three drawers with steel knobs. Italian production. Aldo Tura Italian designer, from the 50s, inspired by the movements of Art Deco and modernism, creates unique and prestigious furniture characterised by rich materials, sculptural shapes and exclusive techniques. Exotic materials such as parchment and goatskin, combined with bright shades of red, green and yellow characterise his art. Tura favours the use of complex shapes and techniques that are difficult to reproduce in a large-scale production to maintain the authenticity of its pieces. Inspired by Art Deco and modernism, Tura-style objects are always the result of a meticulous process, at the time not replicable in an industrial way, which is why the number of the designer's pieces remains limited and highly sought after on the market, also for the typical colour combinations between materials and finishes that characterise them, often articulated on red, brass, a A portion of Tura's furniture is on display in the permanent collection of the Brooklyn Museum in New York, after being exhibited in the grand exhibition...

Coloured glass ceiling light attributable to Seguso from the 60s in good condition with wear and tear caused by time and use

Coloured glass ceiling light attributable to Seguso from the 60s in good condition with wear and tear caused by time and use

Murano glass ashtray attributable to Archimedes Seguso from the 60s with geometric figures coloured on white. The ashtray measures H 5cm D 16cm. Archimede Seguso was born in Murano on December 17, 1909. At the age of 11 he began working in the furnace and refined his skill by making eighteenth-century glass. Just over twenty years old he becomes an excellent Master glassmaker, also distinguishing himself with the newly born processing of heavy artistic glass. 'He takes as designers in the family factory ''Seguso Vetri d'Arte'' first Vittorio Zecchin and then Flavio Poli.' Since the 1930s he has been invited to exhibit at the Venice Biennale, where, until 1972, there was the 'Venezia' Pavilion dedicated to Murano glass. Among his main works, created in the first decades of activity, we can remember the animals, for the beauty of which he is nicknamed “the Master of Animals...

Three lights chandelier with Murano glass bowls from the 80s attributable to Toni Zuccheri x Venini. The transparent and black bowls supported by a surface with the hanging wires. In...

Briar bed produced at the turn of the 1930s and 1940s in Art Deco style. Headboard height 120.5cm Footboard height 79cm Interior space 81x195 Oil and shellac polished, shows normal...

Pair of original 70s bedside tables, design and production Luciano Frigerio, made of wood with white marble top, with internal shelf. Measure about ...

Elegant and particular, of great image bedside table or nightstand in cherrywood, circa 1940, Gio Ponti design attributed In good conditions polished to wax Esposizione Mobili Cantù ...

Rare walnut wood nightstand (MB1 model), designed by the Italian architect Luigi Caccia Dominioni for the Azucena company. Like other works by the famous author, these bedside table...

Double bed in stained ash veneer and maple burl wood.

Pair of 1950s bedside tables in mahogany wood with cone feet and brass ferrules. Glass top and shelf. The maximum height of the nightstand (shelf height) is 66 cm that of the top i...