George Ciancimino Furniture

Pair of brushed aluminium and travertine console tables designed by George Ciancimino. One back corner leg has been cut down possibly to fit into a restrictive space. There is a also...

Designed by the Italian George Ciancimino and produced by French manufacturer Mobilier International in the 1970s. The desk is an impressive executive piece. A broad, gloss lacquered...

"SHAMROCK" OAK, BRUSHED AND POLISHED ALLOY DINING TABLE OR DESK Designed by George Ciancimino for Jens Risom circa 1970s unmarked Item # 802PVK24S A lively and beautifully made tab...

George Ciancimino - glass table - 1978 Glass & metal Measures: L 89 x P 89 x H 38 cm.    

George Ciancimino - Console - 1978 Bronze metal & wood Measures: L 158.5 x P 53.5 x H 74.5 cm Very good condition.  

George Ciancimino - Side table - 1978 Smoked glass and metal Measures: L 78,5x P 58,5 x H 73 cm.   

This chrome, aluminum and glass coffee table is a lovely example of clean-lined midcentury design. It was designed by George Ciancimino, the esteemed...

Amazing 1970s walnut and aluminum executive desk designed by George Ciancimino for Jens Risom Furniture. Desk features a sleek, Minimalist design, two drawers, two slide-out tablets,...

Amazing 1970s walnut and aluminum credenza designed by George Ciancimino for Jens Risom Furniture. Credenza features a sleek, Minimalist design, four center drawers, flanked by two s...

Large executive rosewood and aluminium frame desk by the Italian designer George Ciancimino for Mobilier International, France, circa 1970. The rosewood veneered top rests on an alu...

This nice console table is designed by George Ciancimino for Mobilier International in Paris in the 1970s. It is a beautiful combination of polished aluminium and wood veneer. The aluminium legs are standing outside each angle and are nice detailed. There are 2 drawers with aluminium handles. This console table is in perfect vintage condition. George Ciancimino was born in Algiers in 1928 and began his career in Paris, working as a ceramicist and sculptor´s assistant. In the mid 1950s he moved to the US where he branched out into furniture design, before eventually settling in London. In the late 1960s Ciancimino returned to furniture and product design, developing a distinctive style that blended his interest in Japanese craftsmanship with his passion for modern industrial processes. Along with designing countless private residences, as well as offices for corporate clients such as Seagram and British Airways, his work was successfully licensed internationally to companies such as Mobilier International (France), Jens Risom (USA), Martinez Medina...

A vintage pair of solid marble-top with steel base end or side tables by George Ciancimino. George Ciancimino was born in Algiers in 1928 and began his career in Paris, working as a ceramicist and sculptor's assistant. In the mid-1950s he moved to North America where he branched out into furniture design, before eventually settling in London. In Chelsea, he and his brother Jean-Claude set up an antiques business, specializing in Renaissance and Antiquities. In the late 1960s George returned to furniture and product design and opened his gallery on the Kings Road, developing a distinctive style that blended his interest in Japanese craftsmanship with his passion for modern Industrial processes. He developed a number of fruitful relationships with architects and decorators, especially in the UK, and from there went on to build his own interior design consultancy. Along with designing countless private residences, as well as offices for corporate clients such as Bear Sterns...