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Elegant and highly refined table lamp designed by Archimede Seguso for Seguso Vetri d’Arte in the 1940s, an exquisite example of Art Deco Murano glass artistry. The lamp features a ...

A striking and architecturally refined large dodecagonal mirror crafted in rich Canaletto walnut, Italy, 1970s, attributed to Fratelli Marelli. Defined by its twelve-sided geometric...

A monumental and architecturally striking TL63 dining table designed by Roberto Poggi for Poggi Pavia in the 1960s. Crafted entirely in solid walnut, this piece embodies a rare bala...

Originally conceived by Gio Ponti for the VI Triennale di Milano in 1936, this set of eight dining chairs was reissued by Montina in the 1970s, preserving the poetic force and formal...

Striking round coffee table designed by Nicolas Diulgheroff in the 1950s, newly refinished in a sophisticated semi-matte black lacquer that enhances its sculptural and architectural ...

Rare and sculptural oval coffee table attributed to Nicolay (Nicolas) Diulgheroff, a key figure of Italian Futurism active across art, architecture, and design. This piece perfectly...

Elegant and sculptural round coffee table designed by Nicolay Diulgheroff in the 1950s, crafted in richly grained walnut and recently restored by our atelier with a traditional shell...

Elegant set of eight Model 122 chairs designed by Vico Magistretti for Cassina in the 1970s, a refined example of Italian modernist design where sculptural clarity meets everyday fun...

A refined Austrian Secessionist stool dating to circa 1910, fully restored and reupholstered by FORME, preserving its original character while introducing a contemporary tactile fini...

Sculptural and highly distinctive, this rare three-arm candelabra—designed by Klaus Ullrich for Faber & Schumacher—captures the refined elegance and expressive fluidity of mid-ce...

Elegant and sculptural, this Italian coffee table—attributed to Paolo Buffa and produced by Arrighi Serafino in the 1950s—expresses a refined dialogue between craftsmanship, proporti...

A refined and visually striking pair of Murano glass vases, designed in the style of Gio Ponti and dating to the 1970s. The composition is built on a subtle dialogue of proportions:...

A refined and visually striking set of three Murano glass vases, designed in the style of Gio Ponti and dating to the 1970s. The composition unfolds as a calibrated dialogue of prop...

An exceptional and museum-worthy Murano glass vase designed by Ercole Barovier for Barovier & Toso in 1938, from the renowned “a mugnoni” series. This iconic piece is defined by its...

Striking and highly sculptural Murano glass centerpiece designed by Carlo Nason for Vetrerie Vincenzo Nason in 1979. This refined piece is characterized by its wide, shallow circula...

Monumental in presence and minimal in gesture, this large marble centerpiece embodies the sculptural rigor and material sensitivity associated with Angelo Mangiarotti’s work. Attrib...

Striking and sculptural, this large centerpiece takes the form of an abstract shell, balancing organic movement with a bold, almost architectural presence. Produced by Ferlaro Ceram...

An elegant and rare ceramic vide-poche designed by Giovanni Gariboldi for Richard Ginori in the 1950s. This refined piece is distinguished by its elongated, organic form, reminiscen...

A large and highly decorative ceramic centerpiece in the form of a stylized seashell, designed by Alberto Smania for Studio Smania in the 1970s. Elegant and sculptural, the piece is...

Expressive and richly decorative, this ceramic vase embodies the lively spirit of mid-century Italian artistic production, where traditional craftsmanship meets a playful, almost nar...

Elegant and atmospheric, this rare pair of wall lights by Archimede Seguso embodies the poetic refinement of early Murano glass production in the mid-20th century. Each sconce featu...

A rare and atmospheric pair of wall lights, model 1937, designed by Max Ingrand for Fontana Arte in the late 1950s — an iconic example of the designer’s refined use of glass, light, ...

Sculptural and iconic, this “Constantin” side table was designed by Dino Gavina for Studio Simon in 1971 as part of the celebrated Ultramobile collection — a visionary project concei...

A striking and sculptural brass vase produced by Laras in Padua, representative of the refined Italian metalwork of the mid-century period. The spherical form is articulated by a co...

A striking postmodern centerpiece in the spirit of Ettore Sottsass and the Memphis movement, where geometry, color, and balance converge into a bold sculptural statement. The compos...

An iconic and rare pair of large-scale wall lights by Max Ingrand for Fontana Arte, produced around 1963. These sculptural sconces embody the refined material sensibility and moderni...

A refined and sculptural doorstop attributed to Luigi Caccia Dominioni for Azucena, dating to the 1950s — a poetic synthesis of function and form, where even a utilitarian object bec...

A refined and sculptural pair of ceramic vases by Bruno Gambone, embodying the artist’s unmistakable balance between restraint and expressive surface. Each piece is conceived as a s...

A rare and highly sculptural desk by Carlo De Carli, where structure and form resolve into a single, continuous gesture. The top extends into sharp, blade-like points, while the apr...

An elegant and highly sculptural pair of Venetian wall lights composed of finely worked torcello glass shades mounted on patinated brass supports. The flared, trumpet-shaped diffuser...

TOTEMO is an architectural stool designed and produced by FORME — a refined study in volume, balance, and material contrast. Conceived as a compact yet powerful presence, it embodies...

TOTEMO are architectural stools designed and produced by FORME — a refined study in volume, balance, and material contrast. Conceived as compact yet powerful presences, they embody t...

Round coffee or sofa table in solid stained pine, produced in France during the late 1960s. The design captures the sculptural, essential quality associated with Charlotte Perriand’s...

An important and exceptionally rare pair of seven-light wall sconces by Pietro Chiesa for Fontana Arte, Italy, 1950s. These striking architectural appliques perfectly embody the poe...

An extraordinary and rare set of three wall sconces attributed to Paolo Piva for Gallotti & Radice, Italy, circa 1970s, executed in thick structural glass and metal. Gallotti &am...

TOTEMO are architectural stools designed and produced by FORME — a refined study in volume, balance, and material contrast. Conceived as compact yet powerful presences, they embody t...

Striking large Italian mirror from the 1970s, conceived as a luminous phytomorphic composition. The circular mirror is framed by an elaborate radiating structure in sculpted metal, ...

A striking set of three Art Deco wall sconces designed by Ercole Barovier for Barovier & Toso, Italy, circa 1940s. These rare fixtures epitomize the refined sensibility of mid-20th-c...

Elevate your tabletop decor with this delightful hand-painted ceramic plate by Baratti Pesaro, crafted in the 1970s. Bursting with vibrant colors and wh...

Elegant French side table from the 1940s, crafted in solid oak with a softly bleached finish and retaining its original glass top. The design is defined by a refined balance between...

An imposing and architecturally composed table lamp model “Hermes,” designed by Angelo Brotto for Esperia in the 1970s. The name refers to the mythological Greek god Hermes — messenger...

TOTEMO is an architectural stool designed and produced by FORME — a refined study in volume, balance, and material contrast. Conceived as a compact yet powerful presence, it embodies...

A striking and exceptionally comfortable pair of Italian armchairs produced by ISA Bergamo in the 1950s, attributed to Gio Ponti. The design embodies the bold and distinctly Milanes...

An imposing and sculptural “Diomede” table lamp designed by Angelo Brotto for Esperia in the 1970s, offered as exclusive new old stock directly from the manufacturer’s archive. The ...

A refined pair of Italian benches attributed to Guglielmo Ulrich, dating to the 1940s, embodying the designer’s distinctive balance between structural lightness and sculptural elegan...

A refined Italian bench attributed to Guglielmo Ulrich, dating to the 1940s, embodying the designer’s distinctive balance between structural lightness and sculptural elegance. The f...

Exceptional Pair of Murano Bullicante Glass Wall Sconces by Ercole Barovier, circa 1940 An exceptional and rare pair of Murano wall sconces designed by Ercole Barovier for Barovier ...

Unique piece oversized Quaderna console / table with custom black legs Superstudio, Italy, 1970s This one-of-a-kind oversized Quaderna console / table was custom-made in the 1970s b...

Executed in brass with substantial horizontal arms and spherical smoked amber glass shades, these wall lights perfectly express Jakobsson’s refined and atmospheric design language, w...

A poetic pair of wall lamps from the celebrated “Sonata” series by Hans-Agne Jakobsson, produced in Markaryd during the 1960s. Each sconce is composed of three slender arms in warm ...

Pair of very rare wall lights designed by Jacques Adnet, from the Nevada line, France, 1950s. These sculptural wall sconces exemplify Adnet's refined post-war language, where rigor ...

Each hook is crafted from thick brass sheet, expertly bent into a sculptural, architectural form that balances strength and refinement. The design is understated yet highly sophistic...

An elegant round coffee table attributed to Paolo Buffa for Arrighi Serafino, Italy, 1950s, crafted in walnut and topped with a clear glass surface. The table is distinguished by a ...

An exceptionally rare and museum-level working table designed by architect Ignazio Gardella in Milan, dating to 1950. This desk stands as a remarkable testament to Gardella’s refined...

A rare and beautifully preserved trio of ceramic monofiore vases by acclaimed Italian ceramist Bruno Gambone, likely dating from the 1960s–1970s, a period when the artist was deeply ...

Large and evocative decorative jug produced in Montopoli d’Arno, Tuscany, circa 1920. A powerful and sculptural object, deeply rooted in the Italian ceramic tradition, where function...

Sculptural blown glass vase with vertical bands in clear crystal, amethyst and deep Pompeian red, designed by Fulvio Bianconi for A.V. Mazzega, Murano, in the 1950s. The composition ...

This rustic stool originates from the Valle d’Aosta, Italy, near the French border, and dates to the late 19th century. A powerful example of Alpine rural craftsmanship, it stands at...

This minimalist side table or stool is carved from solid cedar and finished using the ancient Yakisugi technique, a traditional Japanese method of wood preservation dating back over ...

Attributed to Fontana Arte, this refined Italian side table from the mid-20th century exemplifies the sculptural elegance and material experimentation that define the brand’s most ic...