Mirror in nickel Italy from the 70s

Couple bedside tables from the 70s, mirrored smoked glass top, brass beaded, three drawers with steel knobs. Italian production. Aldo Tura Italian designer, from the 50s, inspired by the movements of Art Deco and modernism, creates unique and prestigious furniture characterised by rich materials, sculptural shapes and exclusive techniques. Exotic materials such as parchment and goatskin, combined with bright shades of red, green and yellow characterise his art. Tura favours the use of complex shapes and techniques that are difficult to reproduce in a large-scale production to maintain the authenticity of its pieces. Inspired by Art Deco and modernism, Tura-style objects are always the result of a meticulous process, at the time not replicable in an industrial way, which is why the number of the designer's pieces remains limited and highly sought after on the market, also for the typical colour combinations between materials and finishes that characterise them, often articulated on red, brass, a A portion of Tura's furniture is on display in the permanent collection of the Brooklyn Museum in New York, after being exhibited in the grand exhibition...

Beautiful brass lamp from the 70s can be inserted into any real estate and small context that manages to give a lot of light.

Subtle and timeless elegance takes shape in this refined Richard Ginori porcelain plate, where the delicacy of floral decorations is intertwined with the perfection of classic lines....

I am selling a beautiful vintage pineapple-shaped lamp dating back to the 1970s, a unique design piece that adds a touch of originality and elegance to any environment. Made of white...

Gilt Italian mirror, recently removed from the famed Carlyle Hotel in NYC, originally from Italy, circa 1960s. It retains its original warm patina to both the gilt wood frame and the...

An essential and elegant mirror made with high quality materials left almost natural. The structure in solid walnut wood with a satin finish recalls the Molteni productions of the period. Made in Italy between the 70s and 80s, the mirror is enclosed by a frame that flares outwards and is characterized by grooves that create a staircase decoration...

New York, circa 1815-1820. Wood, gessoed and gilded, with mirror plate. 75 1/2 in. high, 44 1/8 in. wide (at the cornice), 8 1/2 in. deep (at the cornice). Condition: Some restorati...

Baroque-style Northern Italian Hand-Carved Mirror