Design
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Gino Sarfatti (1912-1985) for Arteluce, three Model 1073 floor lamps, 1956.
The three “Model 1073” floor lamps, designed by Gino Sarfatti for Arteluce, represent a perfect example of the functionalist and poetic design that established the Milanese designer’s international reputation. Created…
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Vivai del Sud, Six tables, Italy, 1970s.
These six tables by Vivai del Sud, produced in Italy during the 1970s, are a significant example of Italian furniture design centred on the use of natural materials and a…
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Gio Ponti (1891–1979) for Cassina, Pair of Armchairs, 20th-century re-edition.
The pair of armchairs by Gio Ponti for Cassina, a 20th-century re-edition, belongs to the broader history of Italian design and the reinterpretation of some of the twentieth century’s most…
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Ico Parisi (1916-1996) for Mim, “Terni” freestanding desk, Rome, 1960s.
The “Terni” freestanding desk, designed by Ico Parisi for MIM Roma in the 1960s, is a masterpiece of modern Italian design. It perfectly combines functionality, elegance, and formal innovation. Crafted…
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Gae Aulenti (1927–2012), Table Lamp, Model “Mezzo Oracolo”, Milan, 1970s.
This “Mezzo Oracolo” table lamp was designed by Gae Aulenti for Artemide in the 1970s. It represents one of the most refined examples of contemporary Italian design. Characterised by an…
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Mario Ceroli (1938), Tavolo “Rosa dei Venti”, Anni ‘70.
The dining table “Rosa dei Venti”, designed by Mario Ceroli for Poltronova and produced in Florence during the 1970s, belongs to the “Mobili nella Valle” series, one of the artist’s most celebrated…
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Mario Schifano (1934-1988), “For the Construction of an Oasis”, 1979.
The sculpture “For the Construction of an Oasis” by Mario Schifano, created in 1979, develops vertically as a stylised vegetal form, identifiable as a palm tree, a recurring subject in…
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Ico Parisi (1916–1996), “Tolomeo” Desk, Rome, 1960s.
The “Tolomeo” desk, designed by Ico Parisi for MIM Roma and produced in Rome during the 1960s, represents a significant example of post-war Italian design. The project is distinguished by its projecting…
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Three-Door Sideboard, Colombo Stile – Milan, 1980s.
Description: Wooden structure with burr wood top and sides, hand-crafted and inlaid solid wood doors and mouldings, fitted with three internal drawers, H cm 88x186x47. Hammer Price: € 3.556,00 Auction 68 –…
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Ferdinando Meccani (1937-2018), “Micene” cabinet, 1978.
The “Micene” cabinet, created in 1978 by Ferdinando Meccani for Atelier Meccani, is a significant example of Italian experimental design, developed during the 1970s at the intersection of craftsmanship and…
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Ferdinando Meccani for Atelier Meccani, Corinto Sideboard, Cascina, Pisa, 1978.
The Corinto sideboard, designed by Ferdinando Meccani for Atelier Meccani in 1978, is a significant example of Italian furniture design from the second half of the twentieth century, in which cabinetmaking, geometry, and decorative research coexist within a…
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Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset, set of two two-seater sofas, armchair and pouf – Model “Togo”, 1970s.
The “Togo” set designed by Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset represents one of the most recognizable models of 1970s French design. Presented in 1973, the system was born from research oriented towards new forms of…
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Giuseppe Rivadossi (1935), “Blocco Galla”, 1968.
Created in 1968, “Blocco Galla” is a solid wood table-sculpture that exemplarily represents the research of Giuseppe Rivadossi, one of the most authoritative artist-cabinetmakers in Italian sculpture of the second half of the twentieth…
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Six large lyre-shaped wall lights, Italy, 1940s.
Description: White curved Plexiglas diffusers, gilt brass structure, H cm 70×37.5×8. Hammer Price: € 3.720,00 Auction 54 – 22 September 2022 – Design, 20th Century Decorative Art, Poster Discover all the top lots…
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Louise Sue and Andre Mare, Demi-lune sideboard.
The demi-lune sideboard by Louis Sue and André Mare represents a refined re-edition of a model linked to the Art Déco taste, inspired by the original presented at the International…
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Ignazio Gardella for Gavina, Pair of “Digamma” armchairs, 1957.
The pair of “Digamma” armchairs designed by Ignazio Gardella for Gavina in 1957 represents one of the most elegant achievements of post-war Italian design, a period in which architectural design and…
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Louise Sue and Andre Mare, Demi-lune sideboard, European production.
The demi-lune sideboard designed by Louis Sue and Andre Mare represents a refined example of French decorative arts between the 1920s and 1930s, a period in which the Art Deco…
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Carlo Zauli (1926-2002), Glazed stoneware sculpture of abstract form, 1968.
This abstract sculpture in glazed stoneware, created in 1968 by Carlo Zauli, represents one of the highest moments of the artist’s sculptural research at the height of his maturity. The work belongs…