Black and White Magazine Rack by Rodolfo Bonetto for Bilumen, Italy, 1968

TV stand cabinet from the 1970s made by Bernini (brand name visible). Wooden frame, walnut veneer and rubber for the TV supporting part, 4 wheels to allow easier movement. The TV su...

Hanging console table from the 1970s of Italian manufacture. Lacquered wood frame with glass top and mirror. The console table with its mirror has a very recognizable design with t...

1960s single-bay sky-ground bookcase made of teak wood. The structure of the bookcase consists of 6 shelves with a depth of 30 cm. and an enclosed compartment with two doors. Brass...

Sophisticated Italian bar cart designed by Cesare Lacca, made in the 1950s. The frame is made of wood and highlights the elegant lines typical of Lacquer's craftsmanship. The cart...

2-tier Portarviste magazine rack in black by Giotto Stoppino for Kartell, 1971. Slight wear consistent with age. Signed Kartell.

A major exponent in Italian design, Giotto Stoppino’s name was associated with some of the best brands throughout his career. As part of the cabinet, Stoppino was also a key proponent of Neo-Liberty: an Italian architectural movement which evolved in the late 1950s in opposition to international modernism. Stoppino’s prolific career saw the creation of many influential and distinctive pieces, often combining an innovative use of plastic with a futuristic design aesthetic. These included the magazine rack 4676 for Kartell (1972), reflective of how Stoppino transformed the everyday domestic into items of high luxury, and the famous ‘Equilibrium’ Lamp...

Giotto Stoppino "4675" Magazine Rack in black by Kartell, 1970s Crafted with premium-quality materials, this functional yet stylish magazine rack will add a touch of sophisticatio...

Italian magazine rack, Rodolfo Bonetto. Modern and minimalist, made from rigid beige plastic. Its distinctive shape features soft curves and a double compartment, allowing different ...