Piero Fornasetti Panel

Circa 20th century Mid-Century Modern style Piero Fornasetti "Liberia" fabric panel depicting a

Pair of cotton fabric panels by Piero Fornasetti. Fabric is signed 'Soli e Lune Fornasetti Milano

A large Italian 1960s Piero Fornasetti decorative panel titled, "Paggio." This is a hand-painted

Large Piero Fornasetti Panel in Mirrored Frame, Italian, circa 1960s. This is constructed of a

A vintage Italian 1950s large Piero Fornasetti panel titled, "Paggio." This is a hand-painted

Fornasetti Panel "MURO ANTICO" Hand painted and lithographically printed Provenance

Vintage Panel realized by Piero Fornasetti in 1950s. Screen print on wood. Brass frame. Covered

This pair of highly decorative panels features an original cotton sateen textile designed by Piero

hinges Each panel: 207 × 50 × 3 cm (81 × 19.5 × 1 in) A quintessential example of Fornasetti’s trompe

Piero Fornasetti architectural folding screen purchased through Neiman Marcus.

the 1950-60s era and is attributed to Piero Fornasetti. It is in very good condition and has minimal

A Mid-Century Modern room divider or folding screen in the style of Piero Fornasetti. Four

PIERO FORNASETTI (1913-1988) Four-panel folding screen with transferred lithograph decoration on

compositions. Original certificate of authenticity from Fornasetti Archive. The panels are doors of a large

Piero Fornasetti Four Panel Screen -Scaletta (Ladder) Lithographic transfer Print with hand

Italian Piero Fornasetti Pompeiana stamp on fabric from 1950 big and fantastic panel by Piero

Original Design 1950s, Four Panel Fornasetti Musical Screen on casters (rolls beautifully

The company's origins start from the art print shop Piero Fornasetti opened in the 1930s in Milan

This is a wonderful opportunity to purchase a rare piece of Fornasetti yardage. Complete with the

Iconic and rare Piero Fornasetti four panel screen made in Milano, Italy. Mid-century modern

Rare trompe l’oeil “Farfalle” four-panel folding screen by Piero Fornasetti. One side decorated

Early Piero Fornasetti Four Panel Folding Screen with La Citta Riflettente to one side and Libreria

An early original 1952 Piero Fornasetti four panel screen titled, "City of Cards". Italy, 1952

An expressive store display transfer lithograph by Piero Fornasetti on a protrusive acrylic panel.  

Folding Room Screen on wheels depicting Rome's beautiful Trinita' dei Monti--(Church at top of Spanish steps) as well as other Belli Roman historical monuments!

1950's Italian "Scalatta" folding screen by Piero Fornasetti. The screen features five panels

Rare "Nicchie" Piero Fornasetti screen edited between the 50's ant the 70's. In this period only

Painted and Air-Brushed 6-panel Roman columns. Each section in hinged to fold in either direction

This four-panel screen depicts a collector's bookcase on one side and a faux bois design with

Yellow lucite panel by Piero Fornasetti depicting cocktails and their recipes. Would make a great

Lucite panel by Piero Fornasetti depicting a fanciful map of Italy. It would make a great coffee

Fine example of Piero Fornasetti's "Tromp-Lo'oeil" hand-painted lithographic transfer print over

Piero Fornasetti wall panel. Set of 20 wall tiles. “Ultime Notizie” Series, Ceramica Bardelli

A Fornasetti four-panel.  

Designed by artist Piero Fornasetti, this four panel folding screen is in overall good condition

Rare Trompe l’Oeil “Libreria” four-panel folding screen by Piero Fornasetti. The reverse decorated

Iconic and rare Piero Fornasetti four panel screen. Lithograph transfer print on painted wooden

Rare original vintage "Jerusalem by Night" screen print on wood panel, designed by Piero Fornasetti

Rare "Nicchie" Piero Fornasetti screen made in the late 1980s-1990s (the date is not easily

Iconic and rare Piero Fornasetti four panel screen made in Milano, Italy. Mid-century modern

A Fornasetti four panel "Nicche" or niches screen with lithographic transfer print on painted wood

Piero Fornasetti Scaletta (Little Staircase) folding screen Fornasetti Milano Italy, 1990

with books, and objects. The other side showing Faux bois wall panels with intricate moldings. *To

A rare Scaletta patterned folding screen signed Piero Fornasetti, 1983. Four printed panels reverse

designer Piero Fornasetti, C. 1950's. This wonderful image was designed for the Hilton hotel in Istanbul

balloon decoration, by Piero Fornasetti, Italian 1950s. With original label to back. Panel measures 18 in

balloon decoration, by Piero Fornasetti, Italian 1950s. With original label to back. Panel measures 18 in

Among the most iconic imagery of Italian design are the graphic screens of Piero Fornasetti. Ours

and placed objects. The panel is framed in its original simple black frame. By Piero Fornasetti, Italy

and placed objects. The panel is framed in its original simple black frame. By Piero Fornasetti, Italy

Four panel trompe l'oeil double-sided screen, mounted on casters, titled "Library" design by

A rare and early large four panel screen by Piero Fornasetti. “Libreria” to one side.

One sided stair and ladder scene hand painted trompe l'oeil three panel screen after Piero

Decorative Screen in the Manner of Piero Fornasetti with Venetian Scenes- three panel

A monumental and unique Cabinet by Piero Fornasetti. The panelled doors depicting flying ships

Four panel screen, lithographed with interior scene of ladders and stairs. On casters. By Piero

and illustrator Piero Fornasetti was one of the wittiest and most imaginative design talents of the

Art Deco 1930s bedside table in walnut, veneer and burl walnut inlaid, Paolo Buffa design attributed, with originals golden bronze accessories. Very beautiful and unobtainable. Conzo...

Venetian mirror made in the strictest Murano tradition. Assembled with crystal/gold and red elements handmade in the Murano furnaces. Wooden frame with a natural finish.

A very attractive pair of provencial French Confit Pots, each with two side handles, and glazed internally. Light in colour, their exterior surfaces are beautifully aged, and full of...

A rare pair of Willy Guhl vase shaped fiber cement planters with great weathered patina.

A rare and beautiful striking planter designed by Gio Ponti during the 1930's for Italian manufacturer Richard Ginori, which still is in production today doing collaborations with fa...

'Yoruba Rose' Japanese Washi paper & stainless steel table lamp for Ingo Maurer Designed by Dagmar Mombach and produced by Ingo Maurer, one of the most celebrated German lightin...

True to her enthusiasm for the Modernist Movement Alessandra Delgado was inspired by Jorge Zalszupin timeless architectonic view to create the bar cart "Jorge". Elegant and versatil...

19th century French Louis XV Style giltwood armchair newly upholstered in a black, white and gray wave fabric.

Designed by Max Ingrand and manufactured by Fontana Arte, the Fontana total black table lamp, 2014 Edition, is an unusual Total Black produced in 2014 to mark the 60th anniversary of...

Pair of nightstands in oak with adjustable shelves. Designed by Danish architect Børge Mogensen for Karl Andersson cabinetmakers. Made in Sweden in the 1960s. Great condition.

Circa 1910 Russian brass samovar. Raised on scrolled feet; cast brass & turned wood fittings. Fluted, tapered body. Award seals from 1893 & 1900 expositions. Lacks caps &...

A fine English garden planter pot or urn of composition stone featuring a beautiful acanthus leaf relief to the bowl and base. Removable bowl from the base Perfect for a garden pat...

20th century French Salon Side Table in Louis XV after F. Linke, black Solid wood side table in Louis XV. Slightly convex and concave, carcass, flanked by solid corner glaciers on h...

A custom-crafted Art Nouveau style wrought iron gate with stylized flower; of assymetrical form with a lively floral head emanating from one corner; with artist's initials 'RSM'.

Fish pendant lamp made of wicker. A wonderfully playful design. A lamp with character, literally. The wicker body of the lamp forms a fish body with its mouth wide open. Inside is a...

Wonderful Art Nouveau iron stone ceramic glaze designed by Christopher Dressner for S.C.I. Laveno, stamped, circa 1890-1900. Note rare coloring.