Italien 1950s Silvio Cavatorta Storage Cabinet

Lighted Midcentury drinks cabinet from the 1950s. Designed was the cabinet by Vittorio Dassi and manufactured by La Permanente Mobili Cantù. This massive cabinet is made of nut tree and maplewood. Behind the doors is a etched mirror with sun...

This Italian set of two floating bedside tables dates from the 1950s. The design comes from Silvio Cavatora. They are made of rosewood and have a brass frame, the shelf is made of cr...

Bar cabinet, Italy, 1950s Walnut veneer with two inlays of different woods with traditional figures, inside mirror with lighting. Crystal glass with coloured paper applied to the...

Armchair with typical Italian design elements of the 50s, such as black lacquered metal legs with brass elements and soft-edged design. This piece was covered with fabric LUX (design Annie Lee...

"La Permanente Mobile Cantú" rosewood dressing table with mirror, brass border, marble top. Maple wood interior.

Italian pendant lamp made of red solid-coloured Murano glass. 1950s. Original condition

1950s Italian mahogany cabinet with six-drawers and a long horizontal tilting mahogany framed mirror over a brass framed crystal shelf, all mo...

The design of this stunning dresser with mirror is attributed to Silvio Cavatorta in the 1950s. It's characterized by a catchy sculptural design of the cabinet and surmounted by a v...

Italian rosewood and mahogany multiple use wall cabinet designed by Silvio Cavatorta. Cabinet features sculpted truss style legs and a panel back wh...

Silvio Cavatorta takes the reins of the Cavatorta Roman family business in the 1930s. The company produced its furniture in small and exclusive series and its main customers were embassies, hotels, schools and ships. Each furniture was uniquely designed for each specific commission. While most of the other well-known Italian designers in the second half of the twentieth century embraced the industrial methods of production and reproduction, the Cavatorta company remains true to its standards in the rejection of large industrial production and in favor of valuable materials and crafts. Thanks to unique commissions, the artisan and material production style of the family business and a cosmopolitan interest that goes beyond Italian design, Cavatorta furniture remains unique, rare and of the highest quality, both from an aesthetic and constructive point of view. The furnishings we offer in the catalog come from a prestigious Roman hotel from the 50s: armchairs, sideboard, bed and bedside tables...

Gorgeous cabinet made in Italy by Silvio Cavatorta.

Teak sideboard, 1950s.