Rare Chairs by Vittorio Gregotti, Lodovico Meneghetti & Giotto Stoppino

Bent wood, velvet upholstery. Tall back armchairs can be used as desk chair, dining chair, or side chairs. Produced by Sim and awarded an honorable mention in 1960s Compasso d’Oro. W...

Rare, "Cavour" chair by V. Gregotti, G. Stoppino, & L. Meneghetti. Tall back armchair of layered bent-wood and upholstered seat and back. Produced by Sim and awarded an honorable men...

Mahogany, ultra suede upholstery. Produced by Les Huchers-Minvielle, France. A fantastic low chair that Guariche used in a number of his private commissions.

Wood, fabric. A rare and expressive form. A theme that defines many of Zavanella's furniture pieces. Zavanella began his career working in the studio of Gio Ponti and Emilio Lancia, ...

Painted steel, nickel, upholstery. Produced by Siège Steiner, France.

Designed for the Royal Hotel in Naples, Italy and produced by Dassi. A great pair of wing-chairs with tapering wood legs. These chairs have been authenticated by the Gio Ponti Archiv...

Mid-Century Modern, armchair-chair design by Giotto Stoppino, Lodovico Meneghetti Vittorio Gregotti for Sim Italian manufacture dating back to the 1960s Armchair with wooden struct...

"Cobra" model chair by Italian designer Giotto Stopino (1926-2011) in the 1970s. This chair features a tubular chrome steel structure forming a single piece for the base, seat suppo...

Set of 8 cobra chairs by Giotto Stoppino (1926-2011), a prolific Italian designer and architect, who created the Maia chair (1969), the Bino lamp (1969) a...

Cobra or Spirale chair designed by Giotto Stoppino in 1975. The spiral and cantilevered chrome structure supports a seat and clip-on back cushion in vibrant fuchsia velvet. The seat has a charming pleated detail around the perimeter. These statement chairs make a great dining, office or meeting chair. Their spiral shape reflects the radical design movement in Italy at the time, involving kinetic art, new materials and construction techniques for a modern world. In good general condition with small signs of age and wear consistent with age. Giotto Stoppino (1926-2011) was an Italian architect and designer, born near Milan in 1926. In 1968 he opened an independent studio and devoted himself mainly to home design, collaborating with some of the major Italian companies including: Acerbis, ArteLuce, Bernini, Calligaris, Driade, Heller New York, La Rinascente, Kartell, Raak Amsterdam, Rexite , Uchida Tokyo, Zanotta. In 1972 he took part in the exhibition "Italy: the New Domestic Landscape" in New York with the Arteluce "537" lamp and the small nesting tables...

Set of 4 curved black velvet chairs with a chromed tubular frame. These chairs are in very good vintage condition. The black velvet upholstery is to our knowledge original. Even the ...

Set of 6 'cobra' chairs designed by Italian designer Giotto Stoppino. Comes with a black leatherette upholstery. Good condition 1970s - Italy Measurements Width 58 cm/22.8" Depth...