Fornasetti Designs

"Butterfly Card Holder," designed by Piero Fornasetti for Fornasetti in the 1950s, made in Italy.

Card holder designed by Piero Fornasetti for Fornasetti in the 1950s, made in Italy.

This Fornasetti is in excellent condition having been stored for over 50 years and purchased from the family of the original owner.

Historical Context: Fornasetti and Post-War Surrealism This paperweight is a product of a dynamic collaboration between the German porcelain manufacturer Rosenthal and the Italian de...

Piero Fornasetti Stuzzichini Appetizer Bowls, Barware, Set of Six This complete set of six appetizer bowls was designed by Piero Fornasetti (1913–1988) for the series Stuzzichini.

Their bold imagery, exceptional quality, and iconic design make them particularly desirable for collectors of Fornasetti, Italian design, and 20th Century decorative arts.

This desk set consists of 3 pieces of different sizes and designs, all signed Fornasetti/Rosenthal on both the front and the back.

A set of twelve Stoviglie malachite plates by Piero Fornasetti with gold designs of pitchers, gilt cup and saucer, urns, vases, curette and more.

Comfortable with its ergonomically correct backrest, rigid armrests and a comfortable cushion padded with feathers, it is made indisputably fascinating by the fabric designed by Pier...

Mackintosh played a pivotal role in the development of early modern design, bridging Arts and Crafts ideals with emerging modernist principles, and his furniture designs are today re...

The tall, tapered shades have been renewed with a black and emerald green Malachite print paper designed by Piero Fornasetti. The intricate curves and ripples of semi-precious stones...

This technique was frequently employed in the designs of Piero Fornasetti and Luigi Brusotti. The corners have polished aluminum tabs.

Rare pair of table or bedside lamps tribute to the artist MC Maurits Cornelis Escher decored black and white with iconic works of the artist. Famous design like Piero Fornasetti. Ni...

Drawing inspiration from Fornasetti’s celebrated style, its design features alternating panels that form a striking geometric pattern.

It's an unusual 3D effect technique that was frequently employed in the designs of Piero Fornasetti and Luigi Brusotti. The mirror is in very good restored condition, dimensions are ...

Together with its original box, paperwork, and hanging clip. Simply a wonderful design by Fornasetti! Date: 21st Century Condition Details: There is a little bit of wear to the box.