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A rare to find pair of Gio Ponti brass mirrors with solid wooden frames, produced by Luigi Fontana in the 1940s. Measuring 80.5 cm in height and 50 cm in width, these mirrors are of a medium size that makes them versatile and adaptable to various interior design styles. The proportions are carefully considered, creating a balanced and harmonious aesthetic that is both functional and visually appealing. Whether hung on a wall or leaned against a surface, these mirrors become a captivating focal point in any space, reflecting light and adding a sense of depth. One notable aspect of these mirrors is their very good vintage condition, with both mirrors labeled to indicate their authenticity and origin. This attests to their provenance as genuine Luigi Fontana (Fontana Arte) creations, adding to their value and desirability among collectors and design enthusiasts. About the designer: Gio Ponti (1891-1979) was an Italian architect, industrial designer, and artist who is widely regarded as one of the most influential figures in 20th century Italian design. Born in Milan, Italy, Ponti was known for his multifaceted career that spanned architecture, interior design, furniture design, and art, and his work left an indelible mark on the fields of modern design and architecture. As an architect, Ponti's style was characterised by his innovative use of materials, attention to detail, and his ability to create functional yet visually striking spaces. He designed numerous iconic buildings, including the Pirelli Tower in Milan, which is considered a masterpiece of Italian modernist architecture. Ponti's architectural designs were often characterszed by clean lines, open spaces, and a sense of elegance and sophistication. In addition to architecture, Ponti also made significant contributions to the field of industrial and furniture design. He designed a wide range of products, from furniture and lighting to ceramics and glassware, often incorporating bold shapes, vibrant colours, and experimental materials. Ponti's designs were known for their functionality, comfort, and beauty, and he was recognised for his ability to bridge the gap between art and design, creating objects that were both utilitarian and aesthetically pleasing. About the manufacturer: Luigi Fontana (1887-1968) was an Italian glassmaker and entrepreneur who founded the renowned Italian glassware...

Very rare wall mirror attribuited the great Italian architect Gio Ponti, 1930s. Made with a wooden body i.e. with a wooden frame. The frame has been finished with silver leaf to give...

Italian brass framed mirror Designed by Gio Ponti for Fontana Arte, 1950s A 1950s production of the F.A.33 mirror designed by Gio Ponti for Fontana Arte in 1933. Dimensions: 78...

Rare round nickel-plated brass wall mirror designed by the very great Gio Ponti in the 1950s. This iconic mirror represents precisely "The Loves of the Mermaid," this is its recogni...

Splendid and very rare mirror in pink glass with inclusions in wood treated with gold leaf, Luigi Fontana production for Fontana Arte, 1930s / 40s on the back covering in solid wo...

Wall crystal mirror with a trefoil shape frame in brass, designed by the Italian designer Gio Ponti and manufactured by Fontana Arte in the 1930s. Gio Ponti, the former founding editor of Domus magazine, is invited to take over the company’s art direction in 1931. An eclectic character who is a key player in the cultural ferment of that period, Ponti is also one of the founders of ADI (the Italian Industrial Design Association). He curates the Milan Triennale events on various occasions, lectures at the Milan Polytechnic, and designs both public and private buildings, furnishings and objects that become part of the history of architecture and design. Among the numerous projects that he designed for FontanaArte, the iconic 0024, Bilia, Pirellina, and Pirellone lamps...

Elegant mirror by Gio Ponti, manufactured in Italy 1930's. Mirror has brass frame and is topped off with a charming undulating brass finial. Excellent vintage patina.

This small mirror was designed by Gio Ponti in the 1940s.

This stunning adjustable vanity mirror in made with brass, mirror and ash covered in velvet and features a thick grinded crystal base. It is highly ascribable to Fontana Arte. Th...

Venetian Mirror by Pietro Chiesa, Fontana Arte, 1946 published in "Gio Ponti, Ugo Pietra, Rizzoli", Page 136 with authorized certificate from the Gio Ponti archive