1920s Furniture

Sirenetta model ceramic vase designed by Gio Ponti and produced by Richard -Ginori San Cristoforo in 1926. Biography Architect, designer and artist, Gio Ponti (Milan 1891-1979) g...

A small rare Gio Ponti Wedding ring dish for Richard Ginori / Pittoria di Doccia. Reference: Gio Ponti Ceramiche 1923 - 1930 Electa Firenze p. 102.

Four Gio Ponti plates from the "Vendemmia" series, Richard Ginori San Cristoforo manufacture. The ceramic plates feature polychrome decorations with figures and bear the designer's s...

With certificate of Authenticity from the Ponti Archives in Milan This very early example of Gio Ponti's work references the furniture he made for the Villa Bouilhet near Paris (Pon...

Rare & early dining table by Gio Ponti. An early Gio Ponti form in walnut, featuring an oval top, pedestal and 4-point-star shaped base. Wood has been refinished. *This table has bee...

Gio’ Ponti vase ceramic 1929 Italy.

The subjects depicting moments related to the vintage were conceived by Ponti in 1927 to decorate, "with that witty easy-going spirit that is his own" (Carlo A. Felice, Bacchus and w...

Gio Ponti 20th century ceramic coffee set for Richard, Italy, 1920s The set is comprised of a coffee pot, sugar bowl, milk jug and six cups and sau...

Gio Ponti and Emilio Lancia exquisite rare 10-arm brass chandelier with elegantly draped arms radiating from central foliate motif and ending in foliate cups with subtle white lacque...

Gio Ponti (1891-1979) celebrates the Triumphs of the Amazons in the 1920s, in the period in which he lends his activity as designer for the Richard-Ginori Pottery Manufacture, reinve...

Gio Ponti complete 'Vendemmia' series tiles for Richard Ginori, Italy, 1930s The four stages of winemaking represented by Gio Ponti for Richard Ginori. Held by original pewter stru...

Arte Di Gio Ponti Donatella, Majolica plate cm 49 in 6 1/4 Le Mie Donne is the first family of decorations designed by Giò Ponti. Ponti made important alterations to the Le Mie Donne series over the years, having the designs applied to piattelle (wall plates) and large and small jar-shaped and oval vases. With the aim of proposing a style that would suit Parisian tastes, on the occasion of the Exposition Nationale des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes in Paris in 1925, Ponti tried to blend the revival of classicism with Art Deco. The Le Mie Donne series consists of three compositions: Women on clouds, Women among ropes and Women on flowers. The women on clouds were the first of these to be designed and presented in the form of samples at the exhibition in Monza in 1923. The designs for this series are composed of sketches of buildings...