Fratelli Reguitti's Bench attributed to Gio Ponti

This three-section sideboard features sliding doors crafted in teak wood. With an elegant and functional style, this piece combines mid-century Scandinavian aesthetics with contempor...

Oak Frame and Leather Chair by Karee Klint (attributed) for I.C.A. Jensen. Denmark, 1930s. Excellent restored condition and reupholstered in leather.  

“Stora Adam” armchair by Kerstin Hörlin-Holmquist for Nordiska Kompaniet in beech and upholstery. Belonging to “Paradise” serie for the Project Triva by NK. Sweden, 1950s. Excellent ...

Arne Norell ‘’Löven’’ armchairs in walnut and leather. Restored wood and original leather with patina. Sweden 1960’s EDIT: only one available. ...

Giovanni Ponti, known as Gio (Milan, 18 November 1891 – Milan, 16 September 1979), was one of the most important Italian architects and designers of the post-war period. The REGUITT...

Rare "Ninfea" folding chair designed by Gio' Ponti manufactured in Italy by Fratelli Reguitti in the 1960s, the frame is made of wood, brass hinges and original red fabric upholstery...

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...

Sculptural bench made of walnut briar attributed to the architect Gio Ponti. The bench dates back to about 30 years. Its elegance is also given by its ebonized and sculptural wood in...