Inlaid Loose Belief Attributed to Paolo Buffa from La Permanente Mobili Cantù

Display case designed with a shelf, missing closing glass, and La Permanente Cantù display case.

A fine example of 1940's eclecticism, the art deco style is now finished, but the lines and taste to revise the previous styles, in this case the baroque, remained. Base in red franc...

Oval table in mahogany. Top in 4 mirrored sheets of mahogany laid in herringbone bordered with fillet and veneer laid on top completed with four-tier frame. Under elegant threaded fl...

Table 1940 of the Permanente Cantù, from the base in red marble of France starts a curvilinear ridge in baroque style in carved and lacquered wood. The plan of art deco taste is oval...

Paolo Buffa sideboard for La Permanente Mobili Cantù, veneer and brass, Italy, 1950s. This mid-century sideboard, crafted in Italy around 1950, embodies the era's dedication to eleg...

Italian credenza sideboard by La Permanente Mobili Cantù, Gio Ponti attributed, polished to wax, circa 1950s. Legs and contours in solid blond walnut. Flat surfaces in walnut veneer...

"La Permanente Mobile Cantú" rosewood dressing table with mirror, brass border, marble top. Maple wood interior.

This exquisite Italian sideboard or chest of drawers crafted by Permanente Mobili of Cantù in the late 1950s is a stunning example of mid-century modern design. The beautiful woodwork on the front of the six drawers creates a striking contrast between light and dark tones, while the sides feature an elegant herringbone pattern that adds a touch of refinement. A hammered black lacquer band underneath the top adds a subtle but distinct touch of sophistication to the piece. The original and distinctive handles are crafted from the same wood as the drawers, adding to the seamless and cohesive design. The chest of drawers is topped with a sleek black glass plate...