Vintage Casket Glass Metal Lino Sabattini Italy 1960s - Italy, 1960s

Italy, 1960s

Silver-plated metal candlestick. The trademark is stamped under the base.

Italy, 1960s-70s

Serving set in silver metal and glass consisting of oil cruet, salt shaker, tray and gravy boat. A cap is missing. Under the bases the manufacturing brand.

Design by Giuseppe Ostuni

Opal perspex ceiling light, model 199-b, designed by Giuseppe Ostuni for O-Luce. This lamp is a distinctive example of 1950s and 1960s Italian design, featuring clean lines and a pared-down aesthetic that fits perfectly into modern, minimalist settings. The opal perspex material diffuses light evenly, creating a warm, welcoming atmosphere. O-Luce, renowned for its quality craftsmanship and innovation in lighting, created this ceiling light with meticulous attention to detail and functionality. Ideal for residential or public spaces, Ostuni's work stands out for its ability to combine form and function, lending a touch of timeless elegance to any setting.

A vintage mirror from the 1960s, featuring a metal frame that envelops the reflective surface in a simple, linear design. Its clean lines and circular shape make it suitable for a variety of settings, adding personality to both modern and more traditional spaces.

A 1960s/70s table lamp with a chromed metal base. Its clean, minimalist lines lend the piece a refined and timeless look. The cylindrical fabric shade diffuses a soft, warm light, creating a welcoming atmosphere in any space. Ideal for adding a touch of class to a study or living room, this lamp is not only functional but also a decorative object that tells a story of design and style.

Flos Production

The "Papavero"floor lamp, designed in the 1960s by brothers Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni, is an iconic example of 1960s Italian design. Produced by Flos, it stands out for its simplicity and use of high-quality materials: the marble base, while the chromed metal stem supports the opal glass diffuser, which casts a soft, welcoming light. Suitable for both modern and classic settings, this lamp is not only a functional element but also a piece of design history.

Italy, 1960s

Blown and cased glass vase in white and smoky gray. Vertical ribbing.

Italy, 1960s-1970s

A polychrome glass vase with gold and silver leaf inclusions. The design, with gold inclusions and glassy textures, is consistent with the popular Midcentury and Hollywood Regency styles.

Upholstery to be renewed

3 seater sofa, spring padding, fabric upholstery, brass legs.

Designed by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni

The "Papavero" floor lamp, designed in 1964 by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni for Flos, is an iconic example of 1960s Italian design. This floor lamp stands out for its elegant simplicity and use of high-quality materials. The solid yet refined marble base provides stability and a touch of luxury, while the chromed metal stem supports the opal glass diffuser, which casts a soft, welcoming light. Perfect for both modern and classic settings, this lamp is not only a functional element but also a piece of design history.

Italy, 1960s

Balloton smoked glass vase, Murano glass factory. Balloton glassmaking is a typical Murano glassmaking technique. It involves using a special metal mold to blow the glass, creating a crisscross relief design, very similar to a quilted or matelassé effect.

Italy 1960s

Polychrome glass sculpture with gold leaf inclusions depicting a group of squirrels on a tree trunk.