"Ventaglio" Coat Rack or Room Divider by G. Pasotto for Tarzia, 1970s

Very good vintage condition with normal trace of age and use for this Coat Rack turnable into a compass ladder. Designed by Giamcarlo Piretti and produced in Italy during the 80s by ...

Great vintage condition with normal trace of age and use for this Italian magazine rack made from brass. It includes a ceramic ashtray on the top. Produced in Italy during the 50s.

Original vintage condition with trace of age and use for this set of three coat hangers made from chrome plastic designed by Olaf Bohr for Kartell. Small losses of chrome. Italy 1960s.

Great vintage condition with normal trace of age and use for this lamp produced by Quattrifolio during the 1970s. Labeled. It can be used both as a ceiling and a wall lamp...

Sculptural, coat stand, room divider, object, design, unique, rare, funky, 1970s Originally designed as a sculptural coat stand, this piece transcends its functional purpose, as its beauty and uniqueness make it far too striking to be hidden beneath clothing. With its bold, artistic form, it becomes an ideal decorative object for any room, whether displayed as a stand-alone statement piece or used to divide a space. Its interesting design and sculptural presence not only serve as a functional item but also elevate the aesthetic of any interior, making it a true conversation starter and a centerpiece in its own right. The Ventaglio is in excellent and original condition. Variable width depending on opening. It has been finished in a satin black lacquer, which creates the ideal depth and definition. Designed by Giovanni Pasotto for Tarzia- Italy, circa 1970s. Check out our Daddy Deco storefront for more mid...

Giovanni Pasotto Ventaglio A red lacquered coat hanger made of seven adjustable and foldable stems on a half spherical base. Produced by Tarzia. Candiolo, Italy. Circa 1975. Liter...

Giovanni Pasotto Ventaglio A white lacquered coat hanger made of seven adjustable and foldable stems on a half spherical base. Produced by Tarzia. Candiolo, Italy. Circa 1975. Lit...

Rare towel rail in postmodern design language. An object with character. The striking stand seems almost alive and displays a shape reminiscent of a totem. The design is formed by a large, circumferential bracket that describes an arc at the top and ends in a heavy foot at the bottom. The parallel verticals are fitted with movable elements to hold towels and other bathroom utensils...