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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...

Elegant thermos by Aldo Tura, Milan, 1960s, crafted in fine grey parchment with gilt brass details. The object, with its slender and elongated shape, stands on a round brass base dec...

Refined decorative Murano glass plate, handcrafted by Aureliano Toso, son of the Fratelli Toso, for Leucos. This example is distinguished by its slightly concave circular shape and i...

Extraordinary engraved glass sculpture-plate signed by Arnaldo Pomodoro, one of the most important figures of Italian contemporary art and sculpture. The work features a flat, circul...

Rare and precious "Aurora" table lamp, designed by Luciano Frigerio in the 1970s, an authentic expression of his unmistakable stylistic language that blends sculptural art with funct...

Refined and extremely rare ice bucket thermos by Aldo Tura, Milan, 1960s, crafted in parchment with a hand-painted figurative decoration. This model...

Extraordinary modular Stropiccio sofa by Luciano Frigerio, an authentic rarity of 1970s Italian design, published in Domus in 1975, perfectly embodying the visionary and sculptural s...

An extraordinary set of four red lacquered Pellicano chairs, designed by Luigi Saccardo for Arrmet and published in Domus in 1975-authentic icons of I...

Rare and extraordinary Viscontea armchair, designed by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni for Simon Gavina-a refined industrial reinterpretation of the Sanluca armchair from twenty years earlier and a true icon of 1980s Italian design. This piece is often mistakenly attributed to the Gavina Technical Studio; however, the reissue was entrusted to the Castiglioni brothers, as clearly stated in Simon's original advertising materials. Published in leading design magazines of the time, the Viscontea is a perfect synthesis of formal experimentation and enveloping comfort. Its bold and sculptural silhouette, marked by the iconic "double curve" of the backrest-evoking the profile of a noble collar or the shape of a stylized pelican-makes the Viscontea instantly recognizable and visually striking. The fully padded structure, upholstered in original bright green Alcantara, emphasizes the theatrical nature of the seat and the craftsmanship behind its creation, while the enveloping volume invites the sitter into a protective, immersive comfort zone that balances art and function. Produced by Simon International under the direction of Dino Gavina, this armchair stands as one of the pinnacles of the Castiglioni brothers' collaboration-brilliant interpreters of the radical and innovative thinking that brought Italian design to global fame. The original upholstery, bearing the Simon label beneath the shell, guarantees the authenticity of the piece. A collector's item that is increasingly rare on the market, this armchair doesn't just furnish a space-it defines it. Ideal for both contemporary interiors and curated collections, the Viscontea is a visionary tribute to 20th-century design. In near-perfect condition, with only minimal signs of use on the base-otherwise, it appears as new. Product Name: Viscontea Armchair by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni for Simon International Designer: Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni Design Year: 1980s (reissue of the 1960s Sanluca) Style: Postmodern Italian design, experimental and sculptural Main Materials: Padded structure, original upholstery in bright green Alcantara Distinctive Design: Sculptural double-curve backrest, enveloping and theatrical form, iconic and instantly recognizable volume Dimensions: Height 100cm Width 90cm Depth 90cm Comfort: Enveloping and protective seat, designed for immersive and refined comfort Typical Use: Ideal as a central piece in contemporary living rooms, design studios, or collector's interiors Design Icon: Renowned reinterpretation by the Castiglioni brothers for Simon Gavina; published in period magazines, original Simon mark beneath the frame Versatility: Perfect in both modern and collectible interiors, it adds strong personality and historical value Current Condition: Near-perfect condition; original upholstery, minimal signs of wear only on the base Additional Notes: Please note that this item is in excellent vintage condition. Minor signs of age may be present but do not affect functionality. Kindly consider these characteristics prior to purchase. Simon International was founded in 1968 by Dino Gavina with the aim of moving beyond traditional industrial logic and restoring a cultural and poetic dimension to design, where furniture becomes a conceptual and intellectual expression. The name "Simon" was chosen to represent a new, abstract, and international identity. The brand stood out for its production of sophisticated, minimal, and architectural furnishings-often straddling the line between art and design-crafted with premium materials and artisanal care. Simon collaborated with masters such as Carlo Scarpa, Kazuhide Takahama, Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni, Marcel Breuer, Man Ray, Tobia Scarpa, and Mario Ceroli, creating pieces that have become true cult classics of Italian design-frequently published and now highly sought after by collectors. In 2013, Cassina acquired the Simon collection, preserving its original vision and reintroducing its iconic pieces through the "SimonCollection." Simon remains one of the most radical and visionary experiences in 20th-century Italian design. Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni were among the most influential and innovative Italian designers of the 20th century, key figures in the golden age of Italian design, celebrated for their ability to blend functionality, irony, and formal research into everyday objects elevated to icon status. Sons of the sculptor Giannino Castiglioni, both earned architecture degrees from the Politecnico di Milano and began working together in the 1950s, founding a studio known for its experimental and deeply interdisciplinary approach that combined architecture, art, engineering, and popular culture. They collaborated with the most important Italian design companies, including Flos, Zanotta, Cassina, Kartell, and Simon Gavina, creating historically significant products such as the Arco lamp, Toio lamp, Mezzadro seat, Sella...

A stunning piece that encapsulates the sophistication and strength of 1970s Italian design, signed by the skilled hand of Poggioli. This extraordinary item of furniture stands out im...

An exceptional and extremely rare lighting object designed by Aldo Tura in the 1950s, this table lamp, sculpted in the shape of a snail, fully embodies the experimental and visionary...

A refined collection of five decorative boxes crafted in Italy during the 1970s from various types of marble and semi-precious stones. Each box is unique, showcasing natural variatio...

Rare set of six refined boxes made of natural travertine, handcrafted in Italy during the 1970s. Each box showcases a minimalist yet sculptural design, featuring clean geometric carv...

Stunning four-door sideboard made in Italy during the 1970s, likely custom-designed and entirely handcrafted as a unique piece. Structure in solid walnut wood, with a pierced black-s...

Low coffee table designed by Aldo Tura in the 1960s, crafted in parchment-specifically hand-dyed goatskin-in two different tones: a warm, luminous light finish for the main surface a...

Elegant, bold, and timeless: this rare bar cabinet designed by Willy Rizzo is the perfect embodiment of his unmistakable style, suspended between rationalist functionalism and sophis...

A rare and important dining table designed by Osvaldo Borsani for Arredamenti Borsani Varedo in the 1950s, this piece is an authentic testament to the outstanding level achieved by I...

Designed by Kazuhide Takahama and produced by Simon International, the "Saghi" armchairs are one of the finest examples of the meeting between Japanese rigor and Italian design visio...

A radical icon of 1970s Italian design, the "Crossing" bookcase by Giovanni Offredi for Saporiti represents one of the most striking structural experiments of the era. More than a si...

Elegant chest of drawers designed by Aldo Tura, crafted in Italy in the 1960s. The piece stands out for its clean, sophisticated design, enhanced by a refined honey-colored parchment...

A majestic and unrepeatable creation by Aldo Tura, this 1960s double bed represents one of the highest expressions of the radical and sophisticated aesthetic of the great Milanese de...

Signed by Giovanni Offredi, one of the most refined figures of late 20th-century Italian design, this iconic chest of drawers was produced by Saporiti Italia in the 1970s as part of ...

Majestic and theatrical, this dining table by Vivai del Sud is one of the finest expressions of Italian decorative design since the 1980s. The result of top-tier artisanal craftsmans...

An authentic masterpiece by Aldo Tura, this exceptional four-panel screen from the 1960s is one of the rarest and most elegant expressions of postwar Italian decorative design. Entir...

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...

Elegant pair of nightstands crafted by Vivai del Sud, the renowned Italian manufacturer celebrated for its exotic and refined aesthetic that defined luxury interiors of the 1970s. T...

A rare and sculptural brutalist-style table set crafted in silvered bronze with a richly textured surface and organic openwork design. Produced by the renowned Italian art foundry Mo...

Beautiful and luxurious bed belonging to the "Marango" series designed by Alberto Smania and produced by the homonymous company Smania Studio Interni in 1967. An object of extraordi...

Elegant and measured, this desk designed by Derk Jan de Vries for Maisa di Seveso is part of the rare and highly sought-after "Samara" series-an Italian collection from the 1970s tha...

An iconic and rare piece of Italian design, this chest of drawers from the "Pellicano" series is one of the most sophisticated and recognizable creations by visionary designer Vittor...

Exceptional pair of nightstands from the "Tartaro" series by Luciano Frigerio for Frigerio di Desio, designed in the late 1960s. Still little known, the "Tartar" line is particularl...

Exceptional four-drawer chest by Vivai del Sud, the iconic Italian atelier known for its use of natural materials and a refined, exotic style, particularly active between the 1960s and 1980s. This piece perfectly embodies the brand's sophisticated and Mediterranean aesthetic. The structure is entirely clad in pressed bamboo arranged in a herringbone pattern, a detail that adds visual rhythm and depth to the surface. The geometric motif extends seamlessly across all visible sides--front, top, and sides--showingcasing outstanding craftsmanship. The four drawers, equal in height, run on wooden glides and are fitted with pairs of patinated brass knobs. The cylindrical handles add an elegant and discreet accent that doesn't disrupt the harmony of the overall design. The chest is in excellent structural condition, with a warm and natural patina that highlights the quality of the material and its age. Minor traces of wear may be present, consistent with the piece's authenticity and history. A highly characterful piece, ideal for both modernist interiors and boho-chic, tropical, or eclectic settings. A rare example of Vivai del Sud's production, increasingly sought after by collectors and lovers of 20th-century Italian design. Product Name: Pressed Bamboo Chest of Drawers by Southern Nurseries, 1970 Designer: Southern Nurseries Design Year: 1970s Style: Exotic Mediterranean, 20th-century Italian modernism Main Materials: Pressed bamboo, brass Distinctive Design: Herringbone-patterned pressed bamboo covering all visible sides; patinated brass cylindrical knobs; meticulous craftsmanship Dimensions: Height 80 cm Width 117 cm Depth 50 cm Comfort: Generous storage capacity thanks to four spacious, easy-sliding drawers Typical Use: Storage unit...

Stunning pair of nightstands made in Italy by Turri in the 1980s, designed by Gianluigi Gorgoni, a testament to the opulent and theatrical style that made the brand famous in the hig...

Hand-blown glass vase featuring a smooth, rounded silhouette and a refined gradient of colors. The top portion displays a vibrant sky blue hue, fading gently into warm sandy tones an...

Rare work stool manufactured by Chromcraft Corporation in 1944, an authentic testament to American industrial design in the post-war era. This model represents a refined functional ...

Impressive and rare Italian wardrobe designed by Adalberto Caraceni for Modernindustria, crafted in luxurious Macassar ebony with refined brass deta...

Discover the unique beauty of this vintage pair of sofas designed by architect Fabrizio Smania for Smania Studio Interni in the early 1980s. These sofas stand out for their extraordi...

Extraordinary pair of brass-cast table lamps with a striking Brutalist design, signed by renowned designer Luciano Frigerio for the prestigious brand Frigerio di Desio in the 1970s. ...

An extraordinary and extremely rare bed designed by Osvaldo Borsani and produced by Borsani Varedo in 1959, in collaboration with renowned sculptor Arnaldo Pomodoro. The bed is craf...

This extraordinary and rare set of "Sabrina" chairs is the most exclusive and expensive version produced in a limited edition by RIMa of Padua in the late 1970s. Designed by Giorgio Rinaldi...

Stunning set of four "Medea" chairs by Vittorio Nobili, an icon of 1950s Italian design. Designed in 1955 and produced by the historic Tagliabue company, these chairs embody the ele...

Stunning pair of low side tables from the prestigious "Marango" series designed by Alberto Smania for Smania Studio Interni in the late 1960s. These tables embody the high craftsman...

Stunning bar cabinet from the Torcello series, designed by Afra and Tobia Scarpa for Stildomus in the 1960s - a perfect example of rational and sophisticated Italian design. This collection is known for its masterful use of solid wood, combined with a robust yet refined construction, true to the Scarpas' design philosophy. In this case, the wood is solid rosewood, finely crafted to highlight its natural grain and structural strength. One of the most iconic elements of the Torcello series is the use of exposed aluminum joinery, visible at key junctions between panels. This feature celebrates the precise and refined craftsmanship that defined the work of the Scarpa duo. The clean, geometric lines of this piece allow it to integrate beautifully into elegant, high-end interiors without overwhelming the space. This beautiful bar cabinet features two front doors that open to reveal two sliding compartments with several internal sections, ideal for storing glassware and bottles. This item is in very good vintage condition. Minor signs of age may be present but do not affect its structure or functionality. We kindly ask you to consider these characteristics before purchasing. Dimensions: Height: 87 cm (34.3 in) Width: 82 cm (32.3 in) Depth: 42 cm (16.5 in) Keywords: Afra and Tobia Scarpa - Torcello Collection - Vintage Italian Bar Cabinet...

Extraordinary modular sofa from the "Voyage Immobile" collection, designed by Studio Roche Bobois in the 1990s - an iconic piece of contemporary design...

Rare "Artona" coffee table designed by Afra and Tobia Scarpa for Maxalto in the 1970s - a magnificent example of Italian modern design, characterized by refined aesthetics and meticu...

Elegant console table entirely clad in tobacco-colored parchment, designed and crafted by Aldo Tura in Milan during the 1960s. Its minimalist silhouette - defined by clean lines and...

This stunning sideboard is a refined example of 1970s-80s Italian design, created by Luigi Saccardo for Gasparello. Part of the renowned "Seven" collection, the piece is distinguishe...

Elegant bed, model "Seven," in burled maple veneer, designed by Luigi Saccardo for Gasparello in the late 1970s. This piece is a refined example of Italian vintage design, combining clean lines, luxurious finishes, and a distinct architectural presence. The structure is crafted in brown-stained burled maple veneer, finished with a high-gloss lacquer that enhances the natural wood grain, lending a sophisticated and elegant look. The headboard features an extended lateral profile with integrated floating nightstands, each with black hidden drawers and functional surfaces, creating a balanced and cohesive design. Soft rounded corners and edges soften the otherwise geometric form, while the bed frame is bold yet well-proportioned, outlining the mattress area with elegance and strength. This piece accommodates a standard European mattress (160 × 190 cm). Perfect for interiors with a retro, modernist, or contemporary aesthetic, thanks to its timeless design language and premium craftsmanship. Extremely rare and currently one-of-a-kind on the market. 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. Published in Domus, June 1980, p. 43. Dimensions: Mattress size (internal): 160 cm x 190 cm (63 in x 74.8 in) Headboard: H 70 cm x W 310 cm x D 4 cm (27.6 in x 122 in x 1.6 in) Side rails: H 26 cm x W 205 cm (10.2 in x 80.7 in) Footboard: H 26 cm x W 172 cm (10.2 in x 67.7 in) Nightstands (each): L 40 cm x W 64 cm x Thickness 4 cm (15.7 in x 25.2 in x 1.6 in) Keywords: Luigi Saccardo Bed - Gasparello Furniture - 1970s Italian Design - Burled Maple Bed - Vintage Bed - Floating Nightstands Bed...

Stunning set of eight "SQ-AL" dining chairs, designed by Willy Rizzo for Maison Willy Rizzo in the 1970s-a perfect example of how that era masterfully combined luxury, functionality,...

Beautiful Murano glass valet tray or decorative dish, designed by Renato Toso in the late 1960s for the historic Venetian glassworks Fratelli Toso. A brilliant example of modernist ...

Rare and refined "Fiorenza" sideboard, designed by Tito Agnoli for Molteni in the late 1960s, a leading name in high-end Italian furniture design. This long credenza is crafted in so...

Refined and elegant valet tray in Nile green crystal, designed in 1960 by Max Ingrand for Fontana Arte, one of Italy's most iconic glass and lighting manufacturers. This sculptural ...

Majestic and rare brutalist sculptural bed frame titled "Aurora," designed by Luciano Frigerio for Frigerio di Desio in 1970. This extraordinary piece is part of the ULTRABRONZO99 co...

Exceptional and iconic set of four "Pamplona" armchairs, designed by Augusto Savini for Pozzi in the late 1960s. A striking blend of elegance, functionality, and innovation, these ch...

Stunning and rare set of "Gallery" chairs, designed by Umberto Asnago and Ambrogio Pozzi for Centro Ricerche Giorgetti between 1975 and 1980. This particular version of the Gallery collection is especially rare. The line featured various pieces inspired by Eastern aesthetics and early 20th-century design, and these chairs - reminiscent of Charles Rennie Mackintosh's iconic silhouettes - are currently the only known examples available on the market. They feature a strikingly high backrest, geometric elegance, and a balance of architectural presence and refined comfort. The combination of black lacquered ash wood and velvet upholstery gives the chairs both visual depth and tactile richness. Please note: These items are 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. Original maker's mark under the seat. Documented Original "Gallery" collection catalogue Directory of Home Furnishings, Giuliana Gramigna, p. 359 (same series armchair) Dimensions (each chair) Height: 115 cm (45.3 in) Width: 50 cm (19.7 in) Depth: 50 cm (19.7 in) Keywords: Giorgetti Gallery...

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...

Exceptional and rare chest of drawers from the prestigious "Marango" collection, designed by Alberto Smania for Studio Smania Interni in the late 1960s. This piece embodies the fine...

Extraordinary and rare Murano glass catchall or centerpiece, handcrafted in the early 1960s using the sophisticated battuto technique-one of the most intricate and labor-intensive me...

Exceptional and historically significant "Thailandia" bed, designed in collaboration by Ciansky, Shelba, and Luciano Frigerio for Frigerio di Desio, Italy, in the late 1960s. This p...

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...