Italian Maple Bedroom Set Attributed to Silvio Cavatorta, 1950s

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...

Pretty Italian mid-century sideboard attributed to Guglielmo Ulrich, produced in the 1950s. The top and sides are made of teak on solid tapering flared legs enclosing two doors and ...

Pair of stunning Italian nightstands or bedsides tables attributed to Guglielmo Ulrich, produced in the 1950s. The top and sides are made of precious rosewood on solid tapering flare...

Very rare Italian Mid-century Modern bed in parchment and maple of the 1950s. The bed has beautiful sinuous lines, legs decorated with brass sabots and golden decoration on the headb...

This Italian midcentury teak table attributed to Paolo Buffa 1950, is an example of pure Italian design on the period. The round top is completely in rosewood with spectacular colour...

Indulge in the timeless beauty of the double bed designed by Osvaldo Borsani in the 1950s - an unparalleled work of art that exudes sophistication and refinement. The original parchm...

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...

Desk attributed to Silvio Cavatorta. Signs of time and a 'not perfect corner as pictured. Thank you

Silvio Cavatorta design wardrobe vintage years ’50 production sc rome in perfect vintage condition, rare. Dimensions : 120 inches (long) x 74" (high) x 26" (deep).

Exceptional wardrobe created by the renowned furniture designer Silvio Cavatorta in Italy 1958. This cabinet is made from beautiful maple wood with a glossy finish that gives it a po...

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

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...