Bench in the manner of Gio Ponti in wood and fabric, 1950s

Garden bench, France, 1900 Fantastic early 1900 garden bench with dragons and arrows in cast iron. The original wooden planks serve as the seat and seatback, covered with many coats...

Graceful French bench from the 1940s with hand-carved swan necks, made in ivory lacquered wood. The cushion seat is newly upholstered in a graphic fabric by Dedar Milano. It would ...

Striking, large-scale abstract sculpture—hand-carved from solid oak in the 1950s. It embodies the spirit of post-war modernism. Its bold, organic form and tactile surface speak to a ...

These on of a kind Memphis-style chairs capture the essence of postmodern design with their bold shapes. The backrests feature a curved silhouette reupholstered in a stunning black l...

Gio Ponti Stile pair of benches/stools wood seat wood covered with vintage velvet, 1950, Italy.

Gio Ponti early rare pair of benches with walnut frames and ivory bouclé fabric, Italy, 1930s. These elegant benches have a graceful frame with curved cabriole tapering legs connecte...

Fabric chair designed by Gio Ponti for Cassina. The chair is upholstered in sand-colored fabric with four wooden feet. Comfortable and convenient seating, simple and elegant style th...

Rare pair of Italian Mid-Century Modern benches or stools attributed to Gio Ponti with hand cut wood side panels in a unique, organic form. The pieces are reflective of the work of Gio Ponti circa 1955 and, in particular his work at the Parco di Principe hotel. The hotel featured several pieces utilizing free form, cut-out forms which created a distinct sculptural aesthetic among the furnishings. These pieces are representative of that distinctive architectural style; they are rare and much sought after. Gio Ponti was the most important architect and designer in Italy from the late 1920's through the entire 1950 decade and beyond. His work embraced art...