Italian Benches

This large empire style bench is truly refined, fully padded and covered in elegant shiny red fabric. Finished on each side, it can also be positioned in the center of the room. Perf...

Splendid and very rare Art Dèco Amalfi chest in walnut feather and Cuban mahogany briar with profiles in rosewood. The front of the chest enhances the high school of cabinet-making ...

Elegant and sophisticated Pair of Italian walnut-root stools in the style of Gio Ponti of the 1930s at the height of Italian Rationalism. The bench has a sharp, clean structure softe...

Beautiful entrance bench made entirely of wood from the 1930s, of fine Italian manufacture. The bench is made of a marvellously solid and durable wood, externally painted black. Th...

We kindly suggest you read the whole description, because with it we try to give you detailed technical and historical information to guarantee the authenticity of our objects. Refined Italian Art Deco bench with solid walnut structure at the ends of which there are two strong black lacquered wooden boards that work as a base, the velvet cushion is perfectly housed in the structure then removable (see photo); the bench was made in an artisan workshop in Lissone (Monza-Brianza-Italy) between 1930 and 1935 (the area of Lissone has always been famous for the production of high-quality carpentry); the craftsmen were inspired by the desire to create an object of limited size with strong and simple lines and have given the bench a timeless elegance; its design plays between austerity and rigor and its exasperated linearity gives the object a dynamic and elegant character. The bench has recently been handed over to an old master craftsman of Prato, who has handmade with skill and precision the new cushion cover; we want to remind you that the city of Prato is considered the largest textile center in the world, its craftsmen and companies, highly specialized, are a reference point for creativity, quality and excellence. The Master used a fabric, with an original and innovative pattern and color, very particular and important: the strong velvet with the Devorè technique of the Dedar collection, one of the most expensive and exclusive products of the company's range. The Devorè style, also known as "burn out style", is a technique, introduced in the twenties of the twentieth century, which chemically eliminates one of the fibers used in weaving, according to a precise design; Devorè printing is one of the most fascinating types of printing that allows obtaining fabrics otherwise not feasible, such as velvet operated that is “velvet devorè...

Pair of Art Deco benches in black lacquered wood and pale pink eco fur seats. The faux fur has been newly upholstered.  

Antique giltwood bench in good original condition and with carved decoration on the sides. I believe it could be Italian and the gilding is natu...

Pair of cherrywood carved solid wood benches attributed to Tomaso Buzzi and Gio Ponti. The benches are from the late 1930s. The seat is upholstered in satin fabric with beige and whi...

Antique giltwood bench in good original condition & with carved decoration on the sides. I believe it could be Italian & the gilding is naturall...

Pair of bench in solid wood carved and painted white by Tomaso Buzzi and Gio Ponti. The upholstered seat is covered in beige and burgundy banded fabric in good condition. Note the ho...

Pair of Italian neoclassical style carved wood benches newly upholstered in a washed Belgium linen upholstery with nailhead trim detail. Great pair of accent benches for many differe...

Italy, 1930s Exceptional grouping of four modernist stools that together form a large circle, and can be arranged at will. Separated one by one, to two by two as benches or the four...