Smythe Blazer  - Size S

Floor lamp in enamelled metal, adjustable via the flexible part.

ICF Production 1960s-1970s

Large conference table designed by Charles and Ray Eames for ICF in the 1960s. The legs are chromed and painted metal, while the top is black melamine. Suitable for professional environments and collaborative workspaces, it represents a functional and historic design piece. In good condition with some signs of wear, as shown in the photographs.

s.a. [Giuseppe Pistelli]
Angelo Usigli Editore

Rattan and bamboo armchairs made in the 1970s, ideal for furnishing interiors or patios with a vintage touch. The lightweight and durable structure of these chairs makes them perfect for everyday use, while the ergonomic design ensures comfort and style. Perfect for creating a relaxing corner in the living room or adding a retro feel to a patio, these armchairs are a perfect example of 1970s-style furniture, harmoniously combining functionality and aesthetics.

A pair of "L75" beds designed by Osvaldo Borsani for Tecno, featuring a functional and elegant design. Crafted from metal and white lacquered wood, they offer a practical and versatile solution thanks to the foldaway bed. This system optimizes space, making these beds ideal for contemporary settings requiring space-saving solutions. Perfect for those seeking a blend of aesthetics and functionality, these beds represent a significant example of 20th-century Italian design.

England Early 20th Century

This Art Nouveau mahogany writing desk, crafted in England in the early 20th century, features an elegant and functional design. The Art Nouveau lines are highlighted by the maple trim and floral inlays, which enhance the structure. The worktop is enhanced with a faux leather insert, lending a touch of refinement to the piece. A practical drop-down compartment, located at the top, provides discreet storage, while a drawer beneath provides additional functionality. The turned legs, connected by a crosspiece, end on castor feet, making it easy to move and adapt to a variety of settings. The mahogany and maple interiors complete the piece, ensuring quality and longevity.

Italian-made corner wall-mounted bookcase from the 1960s, featuring a functional and refined design. The wooden shelves offer a spacious surface for organizing books and decorative objects. The brass details, visible on the supports, add a touch of elegance and structural solidity. The corner configuration optimizes space, making it ideal for rooms with specific furnishing needs. An example of post-war Italian design that combines aesthetics and practicality.

Simha Guterman
Einaudi

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Mahogany office cabinet, dating back to the late 19th century, made in Italy. The structure features a pair of exquisitely crafted stained-glass doors, topped by drawers embellished with elegant brass trim. The interior is functionally divided: the left side houses nine pull-out drawers, ideal for organizing documents and materials, while the right side features three shelves, perfect for books or filing cabinets. The combination of stained glass and brass details gives the cabinet a distinctive character, making it the perfect blend of practicality and style for elegant workspaces.

Italy, first half of the 20th century

Open walnut bookcase made in Italy in the first half of the 20th century. Featuring an elegant structure, a small decorative balustrade on the top adds a touch of refinement. The curved S-shaped feet lend a stylistic dynamism, typical of the period, while the four shelves offer ample space for organizing books and decorative objects.

France, XIX Century

A small French Cabaret mirror, dating back to the mid-19th century, crafted from gilded wood. The frame features a refined decorative motif of leafy and floral elements, achieved through engraving and punching techniques. The oval mirror is framed by a design that highlights the elegance of the period, typical of French craftsmanship of the time. The gilding of the wood adds a touch of luxury and refinement, making this mirror a visually striking decorative element, suitable for a variety of decor contexts.

Italy Early 20th Century

An Art Nouveau-style desk crafted from mahogany, featuring a top with a black leather insert that lends elegance and functionality. Beneath the top are three drawers with brass trim, the larger central drawer positioned above the seat. On the sides, the desk features pairs of paneled doors, embellished with mother-of-pearl and brass inlays, which conceal additional internal drawers. The same trim and inlay motifs are repeated on the opposite side, creating a symmetrical and harmonious effect. This early 20th-century piece is an example of Italian craftsmanship, perfect for spaces requiring a touch of classicism and refinement.