Vintage Ashtray Murano Glass Design Italy 1960s - Italy, 1960s

Pair of model "118" armchairs designed by Grete Jalk for France & Son in the 1960s. The frame is made of teak, known for its charming natural grain, and the padding is spring and feather, while the upholstery is fabric. The armchairs are in fair condition, showing signs of age that add character and authenticity. A classic example of period Scandinavian design, these armchairs are ideal for those who appreciate vintage aesthetics and uncompromising comfort.

This 1960s Italian-made ceiling lamp features a brass structure that lends solidity and a touch of luxury. The expertly integrated smoked glass diffuses a soft, enveloping light, ideal for creating an intimate and refined atmosphere. The design elements typical of the era blend harmoniously with modern or vintage settings, offering a perfect combination of functionality and style. This lamp is a distinctive example of the elegance of 1960s Italian design, capable of enhancing any space with its discreet yet effective presence. Three E14 bulbs.

This Italian-made piece from the 1960s features a simple, functional design typical of the period. The frame is crafted from mahogany veneer, giving the piece a warm and refined feel. A light velvet-covered door slides open on runners, revealing open compartments ideal for displaying books or decorative objects. Additional compartments on the sides offer additional storage space for accessories or documents. The slanted legs, typical of the decade's style, lend lightness and stability to the piece, making it suitable for a variety of living spaces.

Coffee tables from the 1960s with brass legs featuring refined craftsmanship, adding an exotic and sophisticated touch to the decor. The brass frame, in addition to ensuring stability and durability, features a polished finish that enhances the overall design with elegance. Ideal for placing next to a sofa or as decorative elements in a living room, these tables offer versatility and style thanks to their stackability. The perfect choice for those who want to add a vintage design element to their home without sacrificing functionality.

Freestanding bookcase made by AV Arredamenti Contemporanei in the 1960s, in teak veneer. This piece has been carefully restored, bringing back the original beauty of the wood and the functionality of the design. The brass and enameled metal details add a touch of elegance and refinement, while the shelves and storage compartments are adjustable, allowing for customization of the space as needed. The structure is ideal for placing in the center of a room, serving as a functional divider. The essential design and quality of the materials used make this bookcase a representative example of 1960s Italian design.

This 1960s Italian-made wall light features teak wood, enameled metal, brass, and opal glass. The design combines modernist elements with classic materials, creating an aesthetic balance ideal for refined spaces. The wood offers a warm, natural feel, while the brass adds a touch of elegance. The opal glass diffuses the light evenly, creating a welcoming and relaxing atmosphere. Perfect for living rooms or bedrooms, it lends a touch of vintage and sophisticated style. It requires one E14 bulb, max 40W.

The "Sigma" lamps, designed by Sergio Mazza for Artemide in the 1960s, feature a nickel-plated brass structure that conveys elegance and refinement. The pressed glass diffuser, with its ribbed design, ensures a uniform and delicate light distribution, ideal for spaces requiring diffused lighting. These lamps are perfectly suited for both wall and ceiling installation, offering installation versatility and integrating harmoniously into both contemporary and classic settings. The combination of quality materials and historic design makes them a sophisticated option for interior design projects that emphasize aesthetics and functionality. Two E27 bulbs.

Pendant lamp from the 1960s, made of enameled aluminum and glass. The design features an aluminum frame with a red enamel finish, complemented by a glass diffuser that provides diffused, even lighting. The ceiling attachment features a conical decorative element that matches the color of the main body. Ideal for spaces requiring a modern touch, the chandelier integrates seamlessly into both residential and commercial settings, offering a balanced combination of aesthetics and functionality. Equipped with an LED bulb.

Vintage Northern European teak-veneered sideboard with hinged doors and drawers. Requires restoration, which can be done in our workshop.

Brass nesting tables from the 1960s and 1970s, featuring a simple and functional design that fits perfectly in modern or vintage settings. The brass frame lends a timeless elegance, while the smoked glass tops add a touch of sophistication and visual lightness. These tables are ideal as furnishing accessories in living rooms, dining rooms, or offices, offering practicality and style. Their nesting configuration allows for flexible use of space, allowing them to be easily adapted to different needs. The clean lines and quality materials make them an example of timeless design.

A 1960s pendant lamp with a simple and refined design; it adapts perfectly to a variety of furnishing contexts, illuminating spaces with a soft, enveloping light. The oval shape of the lampshade lends a touch of timeless elegance, while the matte white glass ensures even light diffusion. Ideal for living rooms, dining rooms, or spaces requiring discreet yet effective lighting. It features an E27 bulb.

Adjustable wall lamp from the 1960s, made in Italy. The design features a spherical metal diffuser with a gold finish that lends a discreet and timeless elegance. The structure is designed to be wall-mounted, offering the ability to direct the light as needed thanks to the adjustable arm. Perfect for adding a vintage touch to any space, this lamp combines functionality and style, making it ideal for residential or professional spaces. The original finishes are well preserved, reflecting the quality and attention to detail typical of Italian design of the period.