Rare Coffee Table by Marzio Cecchi for Hotel Lake Garda in Rope and Glass

Magnificent coffee table by marzio Cecchi from the 1970s. The coffee table is a magnificent example of Italian craftsmanship on working with rope. In fact, the coffee table features ...

Beautiful set of six chairs by Marzio Cecchi from the Italian 1970s. The set was made for a hotel on Lake Garda. The set is in excellent condition. Made with an iron frame and wrapped in a thick net of red amaranth-colored rope...

Fascinating pair of high stools designed by the great Italian 1970s designer Marzio Cecchi. The pair of stools through its gear is also swivel. Their great peculiarity is the seat made of red rope...

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...

Scagliola Policromia coffee table from 1731 with the signature of the original Italian origin from Venice. The work is signed by the artist Giglielmo Blaeuni. At the center of the polychrome table we find an astrolabe. The astrolabe is an instrument that calculated the height of the sun but also had a dual purpose that of solving problems of spherical astronomy. On the sides of the astrolabe there are two cobalt blue circles containing other symbolic animals. To protect the work, the table is protected by glass. Scagliola is a type of fine plaster...

Very rare pair of triangular coffee tables designed by the great Paolo Buffa for Serafino Arrighi production, with surveyed drawing attesting to the authenticity of the piece. The sm...

" Floating " Mid Century Modern smoked thick glass and dark red metal base square coffee table on wheels, stylish and unique piece of design by the architect Marzio Cecchi. Florenti...

Designed by Honolulu-born Bill Lam. Unique wood accents, stainless steel and glass compliment each other to create this sleek design. Folding legs can be arranged two ways to create ...

A Pair of Low Coffee Tables with Travertine Top by Marzio Cecchi for Studio Most, 1970s This is a very rare set of white (cru) woven leather coffee tables by Marzio Cecchi. Both are identical and well sized with a diameter of 36" each. Marzio Cecchi is well known for his extraordinary and eclectic designs such as the Diapason steel desk and the iconic Lounge chair Balestra...

Vintage bar cart / coffee table in smoked glass, smoked mirror and brass details. It also features two closable and three open boxes which could be used to storage bottles, magaz...

Set of Two Bodega Side Tables and One Rectangular Coffee Table in Black Wood Marquetry by Joel Escalona Bodega Collection refers to cellar art or better known as chiaroscuro, a tech...

"Ci" is a coffee table, designed by Naoto Fukasawa and manufactured by Driade, featuring a rounded Carrara marble top and an ebonized European ash or natural mahogany frame. Indoor u...