Rare Pair of Aimaro Isola and Roberto Gabetti Cocktail or Side Tables

Large rosewood coffee table designed by Sven Ivar for Mobler newly refinished in mint condition.

Two Gaetano Pesce "I am with you" tables in orange and green resin. Unique pieces.

Newly refinished set of two-tone nesting tables by Edward Wormley for Dunbar. Light walnut tops, banded in contrasting borders, ebonized legs and brass stretchers. Beautiful grain o...

Early English and black American walnut coffee table by studio artist George Nakashima, ca 1950s, New Hope, PA. Expressive burl live edge and highly figural grain throughout. Orig...

Large scale, round coffee table by Edward Wormley for "Dunbar", produced in 1950s in Burne, Indiana. Newly refinished mahogany base with original cork top. Label underneath. Great ...

Rare, large size in rosewood "Egyptian" table designed by Mogens Lassen, executed by Rud Rasmussen, circa 1950s. Expressive rosewood grain on top and beautiful brass details on feet...

An Italian side table by Roberto Gabetti and Aimaro Isola for Trilogia, model Tri11. Chrome-plated steel frame with a mahogany veneer top and socks.

Desk by Roberto Gabetti, Aimaro Isola and Guido Drocco, Italy, 1970s. Manufactured by Arbo. Limited series. Chromed metal, wood. Reference: F. Ferrari, Gabetti e Isola...

Gabatti e Isola round cocktail table. Chrome plated steel, mahogany and glass top.

Iconic coffee table model "Trilogia" designed by Roberto Gabetti, Aimaro Isola and Guido Drocco. Original chromed metal structure with solid wood details and crystal glass top. Italy...

Dressing Table / Vanity Table by Roberto Gabetti and Aimaro Isola, produced by ARBO, Italy. Walnut, chrome-plated steel, mirror and lacquered wood.

Console table with a base in black lacquered metal and an ovoidal table top in granite, originally designed by Aimaro Oreglia d'Isola and Roberto Gabetti for the residential center Talponia based in Ivrea, and manufactured by Arbo during the 1970s. The activity of the studio of Roberto Gabetti (1925 - 2000) and Aimaro Oreglia d'Isola (1928) began in the fifties of the twentieth century. The Stock Exchange building, built in collaboration with Giorgio and Giuseppe Raineri in 1953, represents the first evidence of the design and layout of each individual part of the building, including furniture and fixed furnishings. The chairs, desks and sofas designed for the Stock Exchange are made by small Turin workshops (in particular the Colli di Torino furniture factory), with wood turned into organic shapes or veneered and polished and connected by open metal parts with a stiffening function, with extraordinary attention to detail. The chair with a "vertebrae" structure, in particular, conceived in 1952 in blackened beech wood, has two visible metal leaf springs...