The Porcellino Sofa in Suede by Marzio Cecchi, Italy 1970s

Sold and priced individually. A 1970s Italian corner chair attributed to Marzio Cecchi. Upholstered in plush, slate-blue velvet, its curved silhouette rests on a geometric white lac...

A 1950s Italian three-seat sofa characterized by gracefully curved lines and plush down-filled cushions. The elegant silhouette is upholstered in beautiful warm chestnut brown mohair...

Sofa/Daybed Piglet by Marzio Cecchi, Italy, 1970s This piece, often referred to as the "Piglet" daybed, showcases a playful yet sophisticated design, characterized by its clean line...

Marzio Cecchi was an Italian designer of great talent and innovation who left an indelible mark on the world of design. He was an assiduous participant in the artistic and cultural movements of his time, and unfortunately died prematurely in a tragic car accident in New York. Prominent among his most iconic and futuristic achievements is the Serpente sofa prototype with certificate, a work of art consisting of several modules held together by a tube and totally swiveling. This sofa is extremely rare and has reached high quotations in the world's most important auction houses. We are dealing with a piece of exceptional importance, as it is a prototype that never entered the market and always belonged to the designer's family. The sofa is certified and documented and has a certain provenance. Moreover, it is in perfect original condition, never restored and carefully preserved in its original condition. A unique and extraordinary piece of historic Italian design of the 1900s, with great historical importance and with room for growth even at the investment level. The sofa is made of leather and consists of 6 modules for a total of 6 seats. It is a work of art of Italian...