Desk by Gio Ponti

Clover table designed by George Ciancimino for Jens Risom. Aluminium frame and top in rosewood. 1970s. Length: 184cm Width: 96cm Height: 73cm George Ciancimino (1928-) Born in Algiers, he began his career in Paris as a ceramics and sculpture assistant. In the 1950s he moved to North America, where he worked in furniture design, before settling in London, where he opened a gallery and developed his own style combining Japanese craftsmanship and modern industrial processes. He collaborated with international companies such as Mobilier International (France) and designed for private and corporate clients. His work includes iconic Mid-Century Modern furniture, such as the Shamrock Table.

Table of Métier in solid walnut. France, 19th c. Length: 161cm Width: 111cm Height: 71cm

Solid walnut table by Mario Marenco for Mobil Girgi. Italy, 1970s. Length: 175cm Width: 87cm Height: 76cm Mario Marenco (1933-2019) was an Italian architect, designer and actor. He...

Table with ceramic top of Vallauris and structure designed by Sir Terence Conran. France, 1970s. Length: 115cm Width: 54cm Height: 33cm Sir Terence Conran (1931-2020) British desig...

This classic, elegant design by Gio Ponti employs his distinctive tapering edges and legs to great effect, liberating the ponderous lines of preceding decades and expressing the lift...

GIO PONTI ATTRIBUTED 'ROSEWOOD DESK' c. 1950's ROSEWOOD, CRYSTAL GLASS 31.5 H x 73 W x 33 D inches.

Rare Gio Ponti attributed desk - Italy, 1950s Gorgeous from every angle with floating top and drawers and angular scissor legs Constructed of oak wood and original black top In...

Gio Ponti Directional Desk for Egidio Proserpio, mahogany, Italy, 1955 Executed by Egidio Proserpio in Barzanò, the “Directional” desk by Gio Ponti translates architectural precisio...