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Extraordinary coffee table, model 2315 "Tiretti," was produced by Giorgio Tura for Tura in the 1980s and is documented in the company's original catalogue. The project perfectly repr...

Kinu sideboard by Arflex, designed by Motomi Kawakami around 1980, here presented in the larger version. This model represents one of the most interesting examples of Kawakami's rese...

This elegant set of four SQ-AL model chairs was designed by Willy Rizzo for his Maison Willy Rizzo during the 1970s, perfectly embodying the refined and architectural aesthetic that ...

Important oval dining table designed by Angelo Mazzola, also known as Al Martin, and produced by Salpol in the 1980s. The large oval top is entirely covered in grey-dyed goatskin par...

Iconic Samara bench, designed by Derk Jan de Vries and produced by Maisa di Seveso around 1970, one of the most representative pieces of the rationalist and constructive design cultu...

This extraordinary sofa was born from the collaboration between the legendary French actor Alain Delon and the prestigious Maison Jansen, one of the most renowned Parisian furnishing...

Saporiti "Strato" sofa, an extraordinary project by Giovanni Offredi, produced in Italy in the 1970s for Saporiti Italia, one of the most radical and experimental companies in the la...

Iconic Sheraton sideboard, designed in 1977 by Giotto Stoppino for Acerbis, one of the highest examples of architectural storage design in late 20th-century Italian design, awarded t...

Stunning and rare wall light designed and produced by Albano Poli for the renowned company Poliarte Verona in the 1960s. Made of thin overlapping transparent and amber glass pieces, ...

Stunning and rare wall light designed and produced by Albano Poli for the renowned company Poliarte Verona in the 1960s. It is composed of thin overlapping transparent and amber glas...

Magnificent sideboard produced by Vivai del Sud, an authentic manifesto of a way of conceiving furniture as a refined synthesis of craftsmanship, material and decorative language. Th...

Refined bar cart by Cesare Lacca, made in Italy in the 1950s, a full expression of the most sophisticated Italian mid-century taste. The brass structure outlines a light and harmonio...

Iconic LC2 sofa, designed in 1928 by Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret and Charlotte Perriand, and produced by Cassina, one of the absolute manifestos of 20th-century modern design and ...

Kinu sideboard by Arflex, designed by Motomi Kawakami around 1980, here presented in the smaller version. This model represents one of the most interesting examples of Kawakami's res...

Extraordinary low coffee table model 825 created by Aldo Tura in Italy in the 1950s, an authentic super piece from the most iconic and sought-after production of the Milanese designe...

Rare low cabinet model "Pitagora," designed by Renato Venturi and Ennio Fazioli and produced by MIM - Mobili Italiani Moderni around 1960, during the full maturity of Italian Rationa...

Pair of Saporiti "Strato" sofas, an extraordinary project by Giovanni Offredi, produced in Italy in the 1970s for Saporiti Italia, one of the most radical and experimental companies ...

Rare and refined round low table designed by Aldo Tura and produced in Italy during the 1950s, a period of full expressive maturity for the Milanese designer and a fundamental phase ...

Low coffee table designed by Nucci Valsecchi for Aldo Tura in the 1970s, mod: 3000D of the Tura Archive, crafted in parchment, or goatskin, hand-dyed in two distinct tones: a light, ...

Extraordinary Hilton modular system, produced by Acerbis and designed by Lodovico Acerbis in collaboration with Giotto Stoppino, one of the most sophisticated projects of Italian des...

Rare and exceptional low table designed by Roberto Jodice and produced by the Ottini Milano woodworking workshop around 1975, an emblematic example of the most daring and sophisticat...

Set of Sabrina model chairs, a celebrated project by Gastone Rinaldi, produced in Italy between the late 1960s and the early 1970s and manufactured by RIMA, a historic company specia...

Refined coffee table designed by Tito Agnoli for Caleido in collaboration with Poltrona Frau, produced between the late 1970s and the early 1980s, a period marking the full maturity ...

Iconic High Ingram chair designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh and produced by Alivar, dating to the 1980s, a faithful and rigorous reinterpretation of one of the most emblematic sea...

Stunning and rare "Orion T101" rug from the original Missoni Home Arazzi Patchwork collection, designed by Ottavio Missoni in 1991. Handcrafted in Italy from pure virgin wool, this limited-edition piece features complex, multicolored geometric motifs that embody Missoni's signature aesthetic. The design is completed by Missoni's iconic woven signature, marking it as an original collector's item. This particular colorway is extremely rare, distinguishing it from other known versions and vastly superior to recent Missoni rugs not made in Italy. This piece is in very good vintage condition with minimal wear on two corners, not affecting its beauty or integrity. One of the rarest color versions of this design, handmade in Italy. Dimensions Length: 234 cm (92.1 in) Width: 166 cm (65.4 in) Keywords: Missoni Home Rug 1991 - Ottavio Missoni Patchwork Carpet - Vintage Italian Designer Rug - Geometric Wool Rug Missoni...

Extraordinary and exceptionally rare sculptural floor lamp, model "Gaetano," designed and produced by Luciano Frigerio for Frigerio di Desio in the late 1960s. This piece belongs to...

Discover timeless elegance with this extraordinary table, a creation by Fulvio Brembilla in the early 1950s for the renowned company Rossana, then known as RB Design. Since then, the...

Rare and sculptural pair of "Gesto" lamps designed by Bruno Gecchelin for Skipper, Italy, in the 1970s. These striking lights can be mounted on either the wall or ceiling, and are part of Gecchelin's celebrated exploration of architectural lighting design. Each lamp features a white enameled steel base and head, connected by two semicircular chrome tubular arcs (2 cm in diameter). The design clearly echoes Bauhaus influences, with a minimal yet expressive geometry-a refined blend of form and function typical of Gecchelin's work. These lamps were published in Domus Magazine (November 1979), a testament to their cultural and historical relevance within Italian modernist lighting. Please note: This item is in a very good vintage condition. Minor signs of age may be present but do not affect its functionality. We kindly ask you to consider these characteristics prior to purchase. Dimensions Height: 95 cm (37.4 in) Base diameter: 18 cm (7.1 in) Keywords: Bruno Gecchelin Gesto Lamp - Skipper Wall Lamps 1970s - Bauhaus Inspired Italian Lighting - Domus Published Design - Mid-Century Modern Sculptural Lighting - Chrome Arc Wall Sconces...

Stunning brass dining table with bamboo-effect structure and clear glass top, crafted in Italy during the 1970s. The sculptural brass base is intricately worked to resemble bamboo, a...

Extraordinary and very rare bar table belonging to the famous "Torcello" series designed by Afra and Tobia Scarpa in the 1970s for Stildomus. A piece of remarkable craftsmanship, ent...

Discover the stunning "Daniel" cabinet from the 1970s, a unique creation by the renowned firm FAMA of Adria, designed by the acclaimed Paolo Piva during the early years of his design...

Elegant display cabinet attributed to Aldo Tura, produced in Italy in the 1970s, entirely clad in light natural goatskin parchment, the iconic material and unmistakable signature of ...

Extraordinary Model 110 chair, designed by Gio Ponti in 1951 and produced by Cassina, unanimously recognized as one of the highest and most refined expressions of Italian postwar des...

Refined sculptural ashtray attributed to Flavio Poli for Seguso Vetri d'Arte, made in Murano between the 1950s and 1960s, an impeccable example of the submerged glass technique that made the master famous. The work features a faceted body of great geometric purity, shaped from a single solid block of multi-layer glass: an internal core with intense amethyst shades emerges through a crystalline band in blue tones and then yellow, creating an extremely sophisticated luminous dialogue. The external surfaces, hand-ground with absolute precision, are articulated into inclined planes and diamond cuts that refract the light and transform the volume into a true optical sculpture. The hollowed interior reveals a soft cavity, perfectly smoothed, typical of Poli's poetics, in which transparency and color seem to merge into a single fluid mass. The contrast between the geometric rigor of the external faces and the roundness of the submerged core gives the work a visual balance of rare elegance, while the amethyst-aquamarine chromatic combination represents one of the most sought-after palettes of mid-century Seguso production. The object, of notable weight and crystalline quality, is an extraordinary example of Murano mastery in postwar artistic glass and constitutes an iconic piece for collectors and connoisseurs of Italian submerged glass. Excellent vintage condition - we note only a small chip of 1 mm as shown in the photographs. Product Name: Sculptural ashtray attributed to Flavio Poli for Seguso Vetri d'Arte 1 Designer: Attributed to Flavio Poli for Seguso Vetri d'Arte Year of Design: Between the 1950s and 1960s Style: Mid-century sculptural Murano design, characterized by rigorous geometry, layered colors, and refined transparencies Main Materials: Multi-layer submerged glass with amethyst core, blue band and subsequent yellow layer, shaped from a single solid block of glass and hand-ground Distinctive Design: Faceted body of great geometric purity; inclined planes and diamond cuts that refract the light; soft and perfectly smoothed internal cavity; amethyst-aquamarine color palette among the most iconic of mid-century Seguso production Dimensions: Width 12 cm Length 12 cm Height 6.2 cm Comfort: Heavy and stable object, characterized by a smooth and harmonious internal cavity Typical Use: Designer ashtray...

Refined sculptural ashtray attributed to Flavio Poli for Seguso Vetri d'Arte, made in Murano between the 1950s and 1960s, an impeccable example of the submerged glass technique that made the master famous. The work features a faceted body of great geometric purity, shaped from a single solid block of multi-layer glass: an internal core with intense amethyst shades emerges through a crystalline band in aquamarine tones, creating an extremely sophisticated luminous dialogue. The external surfaces, hand-ground with absolute precision, are articulated into inclined planes and diamond cuts that refract the light and transform the volume into a true optical sculpture. The hollowed interior reveals a soft cavity, perfectly smoothed, typical of Poli's poetics, in which transparency and color seem to merge into a single fluid mass. The contrast between the geometric rigor of the external faces and the roundness of the submerged core gives the work a visual balance of rare elegance, while the amethyst-aquamarine chromatic combination represents one of the most sought-after palettes of mid-century Seguso production. The object, of notable weight and crystalline quality, is an extraordinary example of Murano mastery in postwar artistic glass and constitutes an iconic piece for collectors and connoisseurs of Italian submerged glass. Product Name: Sculptural ashtray attributed to Flavio Poli for Seguso Vetri d'Arte, 1970 Designer: Attributed to Flavio Poli for Seguso Vetri d'Arte Year of Design: Between the 1950s and 1960s Style: Mid-century sculptural Murano design, characterized by rigorous geometries, layered transparencies, and strong research on light Main Materials: Solid block of multi-layer submerged glass with amethyst core and aquamarine crystalline band, entirely hand-ground Distinctive Design: Faceted body of great geometric purity; inclined planes and diamond cuts that refract light; soft and perfectly smoothed internal cavity; sophisticated contrast between external rigor and internal fluidity; iconic amethyst-aquamarine palette typical of mid-century Seguso Dimensions: Length 12.5 cm Width 12.5 cm Height 7 cm Comfort: Heavy, solid, and stable object with smooth and harmonious internal cavity Typical Use: Designer ashtray...

Extraordinary sculptural ashtray made by Gianfranco Mandruzzato in Murano between the 1960s and 1970s, an emblematic example of his research on submerged glass and faceted geometry. ...

Extraordinary sculptural ashtray made by Gianfranco Mandruzzato in Murano between the 1960s and 1970s, an emblematic example of his research on submerged glass and faceted geometry. ...

Extraordinary sculptural vide-poche or ashtray, model Roc, in crystal, made by Daum France in the 1980s, signed and complete with the original label. The work features a geometric an...

Extraordinary “Diamante – Scultura 99” table designed by Luciano Frigerio for Frigerio di Desio in the 1970s, belonging to the extremely rare limited series composed of only 99 examp...

Made in Italy in the 1950s by the renowned manufacturer Fontana Arte, this extraordinary solid crystal ashtray stands as one of the most emblemat...

Exceptional solid crystal ashtray designed by Pietro Chiesa for Fontana Arte in the 1940s. The piece perfectly expresses the maestro’s poetics, capable of blending architectural rigo...

Realized in Italy in the 1970s, this solid blue crystal ashtray represents one of the most sophisticated expressions of the material and luminous experimentation that defines the Ita...

Designed by Joe Colombo and produced by Arnolfo di Cambio in the early 1970s, the “Biglia” box is a refined example of material experimentation and functional design. The object refl...

This extraordinary vase belongs to the celebrated “Piumato” series by Barovier & Toso, created around 1942 under the artistic direction of Ercole Barovier, and regarded as one of...

This extraordinary sculptural table, made in Italy by Poggioli in the 1970s, represents one of the boldest expressions of Italian postmodern decorative design. The piece stands out f...

Designed by Mario Bellini and produced by B&B Italia in the late 1970s, Le Stelle is one of the most emblematic creations of Italian design from that decade, an expression of the formal and technological research that defined the celebrated partnership between Bellini and the Novedrate-based company. The sofa stands out for its fluid and enveloping silhouette, built on a supporting structure in iron and steel that holds a cold-moulded polyurethane foam and Dacron® fibre padding—cutting-edge materials developed by B&B Italia in collaboration with its internal research centre during the golden age of Italian industrial design. Its profile, both soft and architectural, opens in a visual embrace: the inclined armrests unfold outward like wings, while the curved backrest and generous cushions define a deep, informal comfort. The name Le Stelle evokes a cosmic dimension, typical of Bellini’s poetic and experimental language, who at the time conceived the sofa as a microcosm of form, function and material. The upholstery is the original period fabric, an elasticised textile with diagonal stripes in shades of pink and salmon—a rare and refined chromatic combination that has preserved its authenticity. The original B&B Italia label, still present beneath the seat, certifies its provenance and the patented materials (Lycra®, Polysoft®, Dacron®), offering direct testimony to the company’s technological philosophy. Beyond its aesthetic value, Le Stelle represents a historical document of Italian radical design, where comfort and experimentation coexist in perfect balance. This example, preserved in its original integrity, is a true collector’s piece for enthusiasts and connoisseurs of 20th-century design, as well as a sculptural and poetic presence in any contemporary interior. It shows minimal signs of age, such as a few lateral marks, documented in the photographs and removable with a specific treatment, but is generally in excellent vintage condition. Product Name: Le Stelle Sofa...

Made in Italy in the 1950s, this extraordinary tray table by Piero Fornasetti represents one of the highest points of his decorative production. Entirely made of silk-screened and ha...

Iconic and sculptural, these Sarapis model stools are among the most emblematic creations by Philippe Starck for Driade, produced in the 1980s. Designed with the unmistakable postmod...

This extraordinary set, composed of a sofa and an armchair, was born from the collaboration between legendary French actor Alain Delon and the prestigious Maison Jansen — one of the ...

Designed by Ettore Sottsass and produced by Zanotta in the early 1990s, the Alicudi table represents one of the most refined expressions of the master’s exploration of color, form, a...

Stunning low side table from the prestigious "Marango" series designed by Alberto Smania for Smania Studio Interni in the late 1960s. This table embodies the high craftsmanship of I...

Note: The table can also be purchased as a set. Please purchase the desired quantity by visiting the corresponding product page. Product Name: Faraone Coffee Tables by Renato Polido...

Extremely rare and majestic bookcase by Aldo Tura, crafted in Milan around 1960 and entirely clad in natural parchment dyed in a dark tobacco brown hue with a high-gloss mirror finis...

This refined bookcase cabinet was designed by Tito Agnoli for Caleido, a company belonging to the prestigious Gruppo Frau, in the 1970s. It is a rare piece of furniture, highly repre...

This extraordinary bookcase, model Congresso, was designed and produced by Lips Vago in 1967, representing one of the most innovative and iconic modular systems of Italian design of ...

This extraordinary bookcase, model Congresso, was designed and produced by Lips Vago in 1967, representing one of the most innovative and iconic modular systems of Italian design of ...

This extraordinary bookcase, model Congresso, was designed and produced by Lips Vago in 1967, representing one of the most innovative and iconic modular systems of Italian design of ...

This extraordinary bookcase, model Congresso, was designed and produced by Lips Vago in 1967, representing one of the most innovative and iconic modular systems of Italian design of ...

Extraordinary armchair designed by Cesare Lacca for the renowned manufacturer ISA (Industria Salotti e Arredamenti) Bergamo, dating back to the 1950s. This piece is an emblematic exa...

Refined storage box in brass and plexiglass, designed by Renato Meneghetti for DDD Design in the 1970s. The circular form is enhanced by a central plexiglass band that creates an ele...