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A striking and monumental Murano Glass “Manubri” Chandelier, Italy, 1970s. An Italian chandelier from the 1970s, handcrafted in Murano and composed of six cascading tiers of sculptur...

An exceptional six-tier chandelier designed by the great Toni Zuccheri (one of the most famous designers for glass) for Venini in the 1960s. This sculptural lighting piece is compos...

A striking Murano glass chandelier manufactured by Mazzega in Italy during the 1960s, featuring an elegant composition of alternating clear and straw-colored glass elements mounted o...

An elegant Italian chandelier attributed to Max Ingrand for Fontana Arte, made in Italy circa 1950. The fixture features a refined metal structure supporting an extraordinary composi...

Striking Italian chandelier from the 1980s featuring an elegant circular composition of aquamarine-colored “scagliato” glass panels surrounding a large frosted glass diffuser. The sc...

Large and impressive “Scavo” centerpiece bowl designed and produced by Gino Cenedese for Cenedese, Italy, 1960s. Executed in deep blue Murano glass with an acid-etched “Scavo” finish...

The iconic “Scultura 190” lounge chair with matching ottoman designed by Vittorio Introini for Saporiti Italia, Italy, 1970s. This sculptural seating embodies the bold experimental s...

Elegant Art Deco vase produced by Daum in Nancy, France, circa 1930. Executed in light green glass, the vase features a refined frosted surface decoration that creates a soft, tactil...

An elegant set of six model LP5 wall sconces/ appliqués designed by Ignazio Gardella for Azucena, Italy, made in the 1960s. These refined appliques embody the sophisticated modernism...

Exceptional Murano glass vase from the celebrated “A Stelle” series, designed by Ercole Barovier and produced by Barovier & Toso in Italy, circa 1937. Executed in thick, heavy co...

A refined tripod floor lamp attributed to Jacques Adnet, dating to the 1950s, exemplifying the designer’s characteristic balance between modernist rigor and luxurious detailing. The ...

Farfa, Vittorio Osvaldo Tommasini (1897–1964), Gufi in camera da letto (1922), subtitled A sfida degli incubi notturni (“Defying Nightmares”), is a compelling example of the artist’s...

Giulio D’Anna (Italy, 1908–1978) Virata sul golfo di Catania, circa 1934 Tempera on paper Signed “D’Anna aereopittore” 40.5 x 57.5 cm (15.9 x 22.6 in) Framed: 63 cm x 80 cm A dynam...

A refined Venetian suspension lamp attributed to Seguso, crafted in Murano during the 1930s. The piece showcases the masterful use of both rugiada and pulegoso glass techniques, crea...

A dynamic early work by Giulio D’Anna, Aerei Caproni in volo (circa 1929/30) exemplifies the artist’s engagement with the visual language of Futurism prior to the official Manifesto ...

Sculptural aluminium work by Tibor “Thibaud” Weisz, known as Thibaud, created in Pique, France, circa 1970s. This striking composition reflects the artist’s distinctive geometric lan...

Elegant Art Deco silver vase by Luigi Genazzi Veneziani, Italy, circa 1940s. This refined piece features a beautifully balanced ovoid form enhanced by a hand-hammered surface that cr...

Iconic “Model 523” pinwheel coffee table designed by Peter Hvidt and produced by France & Son, Denmark, circa 1953. This exceptional piece of Danish modern design is composed of six ...

A sculptural vase from the “Mugnoni” series designed by Ercole Barovier for Barovier & Toso, Murano, Italy, circa 1938. This exceptional piece exemplifies Barovier’s innovative a...

Sculptural ceramic vase by Giuseppe “Bausin” Mazzotti, produced in Albisola, Italy, circa 1930s. This striking piece exemplifies the expressive and experimental character of early 20...

Jean Prouvé’s iconic “Fauteuil de Grand Repos” D80, originally designed in 1928, represents one of the earliest expressions of his radical approach to functional modernist furniture....

Lioness (c. 1940) by Etiennette Johan presents a powerful yet elegant study of the animal body in motion. Executed in acrylic on canvas and signed on the lower left, the composition ...

Spazio Elastico” is a significant kinetic work by Gianni Colombo (1937–1993), created between 1967 and 1977. Composed of wood, metal, enamel, elastic threads, and an electric motor, ...

Charming pair of bronze animal sculptures, depicting a hippopotamus and a rhinoceros, designed by Gabriella Crespi (1922–2017) as part of her celebrated “Animali” series, created in ...

Striking sculptural work “Upupa”, originally designed in 1964 by Toni Zuccheri (1936–2008) for Venini. This expressive piece represents a stylized hoopoe bird and exemplifies Zuccher...

Elegant table lamp model “Fungo”, designed by Gabriella Crespi (1922–2017) in Milan, circa 1970. This sculptural piece features a refined mushroom-shaped silhouette composed of a bru...

This striking ‘Gea’ polychrome glass vase was designed by Gae Aulenti (1927–2012) for Venini in 1995 and produced in 2003. The sculptural spherical form, measuring 30 cm in diameter ...

Chandelier designed by Angelo Lelii, composed of thirty radiating arms in polished brass, each supporting an elegant white opaline duplex glass diffuser. The sinuous, elongated forms...

This elegant 1950s pendant lamp by Luigi Brusotti for Fontana Arte exemplifies the refined craftsmanship and poetic design of mid-century Italian lighting. The structure is executed ...

This elegant 1970s desk by Luciano Frigerio exemplifies the refined craftsmanship and luxurious materials that define Italian mid - Century design of the period. The structure is cla...

Ceiling or wall lamp by Stilnovo, featuring a dynamic radial structure composed of black-lacquered brass arms and ten lacquered brass reflector cups. Each cup is pierced with a centr...

Large Copacabana model chandelier in hand-blown Murano glass, produced by the renowned La Murrina glassworks. This striking sculptural light features a suspended metal framework with...

A large and impressive Italian pendant chandelier from the 1940s, executed in patinated brass, alabaster, and decorative glass paste elements. The design features a generous alabaste...

An important Italian chandelier composed of transparent hand-blown glass elements, richly decorated with floral motifs accented by applied gold leaf. It was designed by Flavio Poli a...

An important Art Deco bronze and marble base sculpture depicting a prowling panther by the French artist Demetre Chiparus, France, 192...

Elio Monesi – “Formosa” Ceiling Lamp Model 12819 for Arredoluce, Italy, 1960s Designed by Elio Monesi, this striking ceiling lamp model 12819, known as Formosa, was produced by Arred...

Gio Ponti – Pair of Wall Lamps Model 12880 for Arredoluce, Italy, 1960s Designed by Gio Ponti, this refined pair of wall lamps, model 12880, was produced by Arredoluce in Italy durin...

Designed by Giacomo Benevelli, this table lamp model Roto was produced in Italy in 1972 by Gaetano Missaglia. The lamp features a sculptural structure in cast aluminum, showcasing a ...

An unusual Murano Glass Head Sculpture, made in Italy, around the 1970s A striking hand-blown Murano glass head sculpture produced in Italy during the 1970s. Executed in deep cobalt ...

Elegant set of four high-back chairs designed by Tito Agnoli in the 1970s. These chairs exemplify Agnoli’s refined modernist approach, combining sculptural clarity with excellent erg...

The Alien low coffee table, designed in 2000 by Yasuhiro Shito for Cattelan Italia, is a striking fusion of art and functionality defined by a bold futuristic vision. Its aluminum st...

Art glass vase from the Oriente Series, produced for Vetreria Aureliano Toso circa 1950. This refined example of postwar Murano glassmaking is distinguished by its organic, slightly ...

The Bulloni console / writing desk, designed by Roberto Giulio Rida and Morgan Rida in Italy in 2010, is a striking exploration of material contrast and structural expression. Crafte...

This limited-edition rug by Moscovino, numbered 58 of 250, is a striking example of late 20th-century graphic textile design. Woven entirely from 100% pure wool, the composition feat...

Ado Chale (France, circa 1970) Coffee Table with Fossil Wood Resin top, fossil wood inlay, patinated steel base, and ruby details 99.5 × 35.5 cm (H) A remarkable coffee table by Ado ...

This elegant pair of armchairs was designed by acclaimed Italian architect and designer Ico Parisi for ISA Bergamo circa 1960. Featuring a beautifully sculpted walnut wood frame, the...

An elegant pair of Mid Century modern bedside tables by renowned French designer Maxime Old (1910–1991) showcasing the refined craftsmanship and modernist sensibility that defined hi...

The 'Biagio' table lamp, designed by Tobia Scarpa for Flos in 1968, is an iconic example of Italian mid-century table lighting. The piace is carved from a single block of white Carra...

Rare pair of MK-16 safari chairs by Danish master Mogens Koch, an iconic 1932 design that blends refined craftsmanship with the functional spirit of expedition furniture...

This Murano glass frame, crafted in Murano, Venice, Italy around 1990–2000, exemplifies the vibrant creativity of late-20th-century Venetian glassmaking. The piece features a strikin...

This pair of QUINTA chairs, designed in 1985 by renowned architect Mario Botta for Alias Design, embody the rigorous geometric language and architectural precision characteristic of ...

Stilux (Italy, 1950s) Pair of Desk Lamps Painted metal and brass Dimensions are for each lamp 20 × 42 × 39 cm (H) A striking pair of desk lamps by Stilux Milano, dating to the 1950s....

This pair of Italian side tables, crafted circa the 1970s, is designed in the manner of Willy Rizzo, echoing his signature blend of glamour, clean geometry, and refined materiality. ...

Comedy and tragedy pair of Murano glass masks on stand. Venini & Co., the renowned Murano glasshouse, produced this striking pair of “comedy and tragedy” masks in 1960, showcasing th...

Fontana Arte (Italy) Cross Mirror, circa 1940s An elegant and rare mirror by Fontana Arte, Italy, dating from the 1940s. The piece is composed of six square golden mirrored glass pan...

Italian School, circa 1970s A striking pair of circular bookcases exemplifying the refined elegance of Italian modernist design. Each unit is composed of two semi–moon–shaped halves ...

A striking Italian School rectangular bookcase in the manner of Romeo Rega made in Italy in the 1970s circa, showcasing the refined geometry and material elegance of Italian modernis...

A wide and elegant Art Deco sideboard, crafted in France circa 1930s. The piece is finely constructed in maple wood, showcasing a rich honey tone and exquisite geometric veneering t...

Jacques Borker (France, b. 1922) Rectangular Carpet, c. 1970 Wool, with geometric decoration in black, grey, and cream on a vivid orange ground. Signed on the reverse. Made in France...

Italian School Geometric Wool Rug, circa 1960s Wool; manufactured in Italy. This vibrant mid-century rug exemplifies the bold experimentation of Italian design in the 1960s. Composed...