Gio Ponti in the Style Pair of Wooden Stools from the 1960s

Pair of Italian design stools, probably from the Art Deco or Mid-Century period, dating back to the 1940s or 1950s. They are attributed to Pier Luigi Colli, in particular the model. ...

Pair of benches in light wood with brass edge in the Ico Parisi style, prod. Italian from the 50s.  

Pair of stools made in Italy from the 1960s, curved tubular structure in brass, seat in original vintage vinyl.

Pair of bar stools, likely made of bamboo or rattan, with a design reminiscent of Tito Agnoli's work for Bonacina, specifically the "Sgabelli" or "L9" model. The stools are entirely...

Rare pair of Italian Mid-Century Modern benches or stools attributed to Gio Ponti featuring hand cut wood side panels in a unique, organic form. These 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...

For Cassina c.1960s Lacquered wood and upholstered in the Anni Albers Collection, Black Mountain Smoke Weave by Christopher Farr Cloth H48 x W48...

Pair of elegant Mid-Century Italian stools, in wood and Bouclé fabric

Pair of modern traditional stools enameled white with original coverings.