Vintage Space Age Dinner Table and Four Chairs in the Manner of Gastone Rinaldi

Very good general condition with normal trace of age and use. Re-upholstered in yellow velvet.  

Original vintage condition with some defects on the fabric for this set of a sofa and two armchairs designed by Gastone Rinaldi and produces by his factory Rima during the 50s.

Good vintage condition with normal trace of age and use for this table lamp in chrome and lacquer with double lampshade. Produced in Italy during the 70s. Full working with EU standa...

Excellent vintage condition with slight trace of age and use for this set of two ceiling lamps in spage age style and produced in Italy during the 80s. Full working with EU standard,...

Vintage condition with trace of age and use for this Italian table lamp made from lacquered metal and plastic. Space age from 60s. Full working with EU standard, adaptable on demand ...

Great vintage condition with small trace of age and use for this set of plastic and metal space age table lamp produced in Italy by Stilux Milano. Labeled and tag of manufacturing. M...

Very beautiful chrome table, with its smoked glass top, produced in the 1970s, for Rima. Designated by Gastone Rinaldi. Good general state of conservation for its base. Some traces of chrome oxidation, see photos, The tray does not include scratches. When he takes over the management of RIMA, Gastone Rinaldi designs new chairs that will become references in the world of design. A chair with a rocking back like the DU9 or even a sculptural chair like the DU43 Lounge Chair (1953), the designer's works seem to suit customers of the time perfectly. When in 1956 RIMA started producing sofas with folding mechanisms and metal structures, the best known would be the Saturno Sofa...

A space age style dining table by Gastone Rinaldi for Rima. Italy, c1970s. Smoked glass top remains in good condition but there are surface scratches present. Good vintage cond...

Very rare dining/office table designed by Gastone Rinaldi for Rima, Italy 1970s. Stylish oval dining table that could also be used as an elegant office desk. Dimensions: 70,5cm H...

Italian chromed metal and glass dining table in the style of Gastone Rinaldi Large dining table produced in Italy in the 1970s. The top ...

Extraordinary dining table by Gastone Rinaldi with a top glass fume'. Gastone Rinaldi (1920-2016) is an Italian designer. In 1916, his father, Mario Rinaldi, founded RIMA, a company that produced metal furniture. In 1948, Gastone Rinaldi and his brother replaced their father within the company. He met Gio Ponti in 1950 and, with his help, designed the chairs (DU10 and DU11) for the hospital section of the IXth Triennale in Milan. On this occasion he also presents the chair with the DU9 rocking back. During this period, the Domus magazine regularly publishes its achievements. He participated in the XXX Fiera Campionaria, in 1952, in the section “Art and Industrial Aesthetics” whose curators were among others Alberto Rosselli, Ettore Sottsass and Marco Zanuso. In 1954, he received the Compasso d’Oro for the DU30 chair. He participated with Ponti, Parisi, De Carli and Gardella, in the American adventure of Altamira, one of the first foreign companies to call on Italian designers. He designs, with Carlo Mollino, the chairs for the Molinette hospital in Turin. In 1957, the DU41...

Gastone Rinaldi, attributed to. Table. Top in glass smoked. Circular and openwork metal base. Italian work realized in the 1970s. Gastone Rinaldi (1920-2016) is an Italian designer. In 1916, his father, Mario Rinaldi, founded RIMA, a company that produced metal furniture. In 1948, Gastone Rinaldi and his brother replaced their father within the company. He met Gio Ponti in 1950 and, with his help, designed the chairs (DU10 and DU11) for the hospital section of the IXth Triennale in Milan. On this occasion he also presents the chair with the DU9 rocking back. During this period, the Domus magazine regularly publishes its achievements. He participated in the XXX Fiera Campionaria, in 1952, in the section “Art and Industrial Aesthetics” whose curators were among others Alberto Rosselli, Ettore Sottsass and Marco Zanuso. In 1954, he received the Compasso d’Oro for the DU30 chair. He participated with Ponti, Parisi, De Carli and Gardella, in the American adventure of Altamira, one of the first foreign companies to call on Italian designers. He designs, with Carlo Mollino, the chairs for the Molinette hospital in Turin. In 1957, the DU41...