Table by Carlo Bartoli Glass Top Chromed Metal Vintage Italy 1970s - 70-80 years
Features
70-80 years
Designer: Carlo Bartoli
Production: Tisettanta
Model: Nodo
Time: 1970s
Production country: Mariano Comense, Lombardia, Italy
Material: Chromed Metal , Fabric , Glass
Description
A table designed by Carlo Bartoli (1931) for Tisettanta, chromed metal legs, wooden top covered with fabric and further glass top leaning on it. Model: Nodo. Manufactured in Italy, 1970s.
Product Condition:
Good condition. Wear consistent with age and use.
Dimensions (cm):
Height: 72,5
Width: 119
Additional Information
Designer: Carlo Bartoli
Carlo Bartoli graduated in Architecture at the Politecnico di Milano (the city where he was born) and began his professional activity by dedicating himself to architectural works, interior design and industrial design. He taught Design at the Higher Course of Industrial Design in Florence and Rome and Design at the Milan Polytechnic and held seminars at the Turin Polytechnic. He has been invited to exhibit in numerous exhibitions and events, including the XIV Triennale di Milano. Since 1967 the Gaia armchair produced by Arflex has been part of the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York and in 2002 it was included in the permanent collection of Italian design at the Milan Triennale; The 4875 chair (Kartell) is exhibited in the design collection of the National Museum of Modern Art, Paris. In 2000, the Italian Post Office issued six stamps on the Italian design theme: among the products depicted, the Breeze armchair by Segis. In 2008, Bartoli Design was awarded the XXI Compasso d'Oro ADI.Production: Tisettanta
Time: 1970s
1970sMaterial:
Chromed Metal
Fabric
Glass
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