Carlo Mollino's armchair for Auditorium Rai in Turin, 1950s

Pair of 1950s armchairs, with slightly curved back, base with brass band, and new floral upholstery. Their modern line is reminiscent of the designs of GIò Ponti. Very modern and ecc...

Rare, modern table, fully restored 1950s original, anthropomorphic in shape, made by Carlo Mollino's students Franco Campo and Carlo Graffi, who made it for a residence in Turin circ...

A pair of elegant armchairs with refined lines, they are made in the early 1950s by designer Enrico Ciuti. The special feature of these armchairs certainly is the curl on the end of ...

Rare adjustable desk lamp made of brass and frosted glass , 1940s production by Fontana Arte.

A pair of red velvet and brass armchairs designed and produced by Carlo Mollino for the RAI Auditorium in Turin, Italy, 1952.

Rare and Exceptional Brass and Velvet Armchair by Carlo Mollino, Turin, Italy, c. 1951. This armchair was originally made for the important Radio Audizioni Italiane (RAI) Auditorium...

A rare armchair, originally from the RAI auditorium in Torino, Italy. We re-upholstered the chair in a fabric close to the original. The brass has been refreshed but shows wear consi...

Available today, this Brazilian Modern armchair in brown leather & iron, by Carlo Hauner, in Brazil during the 1950s is one of a kind! The popular design (at the time) follows the same pattern as the also popular “Concha” armchairs from Carlo Hauner and features an intricate steel base with a soft curved, re-upholstered brown leather seat which is very comfortable. This model was produced indoors, being upholstered in leather or outdoors using either a woven cotton fiber called “Sinzal” or colorful spaghetti chords. The piece is showcased in our gallery next to a Gelli Loveseat, a marble and wood coffee table and a Jose Zanine Caldas armchair...