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Vintage 1950s magazine rack made of stained beech wood, with brass details and clear glass shelves. The beech frame features an elegant and functional design, typical of the period, with a warm color that enhances the wood's natural grain. Brass details add a touch of refinement, while the glass shelves offer a clear and modern view, perfect for displaying magazines and books. Overall condition is good, with minor signs of wear that testify to its authenticity and use. This piece is an ideal solution for those seeking a furnishing accessory that combines retro aesthetics and functionality.

Vase holder in beech wood and oak veneer with brass tips; a particular piece of furniture with typical lines of the 50s, a touch of elegance with a taste of other times.

A 1950s-1960s serving trolley, an example of functional and refined design. Crafted from stained beech wood, it features two distinct shelves: a lower glass shelf and a removable upper shelf that can be used as a practical tray. Its clean lines make it a versatile piece, ideal for home or professional use. Equipped with wheels for easy mobility, it shows signs of wear consistent with its age, while still maintaining its structural integrity and original aesthetic. A piece that combines vintage style and practicality, perfect for enhancing period settings or adding a retro touch to contemporary spaces.

A pair of display columns dating back to the 1980s, made entirely of plexiglass. These structures, with their simple, linear geometric shape, are perfect for displaying art objects or collections in modern settings. The transparent, luminous material gives the pieces a light, contemporary look, while the sturdiness of the plexiglass ensures stability and durability. The columns show some signs of wear, typical of age, but these do not compromise their structural integrity or overall aesthetic. Ideal for both private and exhibition spaces, these columns represent a classic example of 1980s design.

Trolley with double top in smoked glass, lacquered wood and chromed metal.

This serving trolley, designed by Luigi Massoni for Guzzini in the 1970s, is a classic of Italian design from that era. Made of plastic, it stands out for its functionality and elegant lines. Featuring a removable double tray, it offers practicality and versatility for everyday use. It is in good overall condition, despite some signs of wear, evidence of its age. Its neutral tones and understated design make it a furnishing accessory suited to a variety of stylistic contexts.

Vintage circular mirror with a black glass frame. In good overall condition, with a small imperfection as shown in the photo.

A pair of 1950s-era bedside tables in walnut and mahogany veneer, featuring a simple yet functional design typical of the period. The hinged doors offer discreet interior storage, ideal for storing personal items. The back-treated glass top lends a touch of elegance and refinement. These nightstands are in good condition, with minimal signs of use that do not detract from their structural integrity or overall aesthetic. These pieces are perfect for bedrooms furnished with a vintage feel or spaces requiring a retro touch.

A 1970s wall mirror featuring a simple, linear design. Crafted from lacquered wood, it features a square frame enclosing an oval mirrored glass. The decorative circular elements at the corners of the frame lend a touch of originality, typical of the period. The mirror is in good condition, with minor signs of wear that attest to its authenticity and period. Ideal for adding a vintage touch to modern or classic interiors, it serves both an aesthetic and practical purpose.

Double bed from the 1960s with a mahogany veneer frame. The Italian craftsmanship is reflected in the simple lines and functional design typical of the era. The overall condition is good, with the veneer surface maintaining a good sheen. The high headboard and contoured footboard lend a touch of understated elegance, suitable for a refined and nostalgic setting.

A 1960s double bed designed by Silvio Cavatorta, crafted from teak. This piece exemplifies the elegant and functional design of the period, characterized by clean lines and a minimalist aesthetic. The slim, tapered legs contribute to the lightness of the piece, while the wide headboard adds a touch of sophistication. The bed frame lacks built-in nightstands.

A pair of 1960s beds made of wood and vinyl, Italian-made. The beds feature a wooden frame with headboards and footboards covered in vinyl, a typical material of the era, characterized by a smooth and durable finish. The wooden elements display a patina consistent with the era, while the vinyl upholstery is decorated with buttons that create a quilted pattern. Overall condition is fair, with signs of age that testify to their authenticity and use. Ideal for those wishing to furnish a bedroom with a vintage feel, while maintaining the original 1960s atmosphere.

1950s double bed with built-in nightstands, crafted from wood with a mahogany veneer. The design reflects the taste of the period, with elegant and functional lines typical of the mid-century era. The solid wood frame ensures sturdiness and durability, while the mahogany veneer lends a refined and warm look, enhanced by natural light. The nightstands are integrated into the headboard, offering practicality and style. The bed is in good condition, showing only minor signs of wear, testifying to its authenticity without compromising its functionality. Ideal for those seeking a classic piece with a touch of history.

The "Valletto Quadro" sideboard by Valenti & C. features a functional and versatile design, perfect as a bedside table or side table. Made of plastic, this piece stands out for its red finish, adding a touch of modern color to any space. Its cubic structure and compact size make it suitable for small spaces, while the built-in wheels make it easy to move. Ideal for contemporary spaces, it offers practicality and style in a single piece of furniture.

This wall mirror, crafted in the 1980s, features a bamboo frame that reflects the natural design charm typical of that era. The arched shape lends a soft, fluid feel, while the woven bamboo provides a rich, detailed texture. Perfect for adding a vintage touch to any space, the mirror easily integrates with both modern and classic interiors. The sturdy frame ensures durability, while the high-quality reflective glass ensures a clear, precise view. Perfect for entryways, living rooms, or bedrooms, it can become a truly elegant focal point.

A storage unit with a functional and modern design, designed by Marcello Siard for Collezioni Longato, model "Dime." Made of white plastic, it stands out for its compact and linear structure. Integrated casters ensure easy mobility, making it ideal for dynamic spaces requiring versatility. The minimalist design fits perfectly into contemporary offices or home environments, providing a practical solution for organizing small items or documents. The smooth surface and rounded corners facilitate cleaning and maintenance. An example of Italian design that combines aesthetics and practicality.

A 1950s Italian sewing table, expertly crafted from wood, featuring a functional and refined design. Originally designed for use in tailoring, this piece stands out for its fold-out top compartment, offering ample storage space. Its clean lines and well-preserved wood make it an elegant furnishing accessory, suitable for a variety of living spaces. The solid structure and understated finishes lend it a harmonious and practical look. The crossed legs add a touch of dynamism while maintaining high stability.

The 'Dinette' serving cart, produced by Bremshey Gerlinol in the 1960s, is a classic of functional mid-century design. Featuring a chrome frame, this folding cart offers a solid and durable construction, while the red plastic shelves add a vibrant, modern touch. Designed for easy storage thanks to its ability to fold on two sides, it's ideal for those seeking a practical and compact piece. The swivel wheels allow for easy movement, making it perfect for serving drinks or food in different areas of the home. Its compact size makes it versatile and suitable for spaces of various sizes.

A 1960s-style single bed made of teak wood, featuring a functional design and clean lines typical of the period. The frame is enhanced by a fabric-covered headboard, adding a touch of warmth and comfort. A practical shelf with a drawer integrated into the headboard offers additional storage space for small personal items, making this bed ideal for bedrooms with limited space.

Italian-made stained bamboo bar cart from the 1950s and 1960s. The frame is embellished with brass fittings that lend a touch of elegance and sturdiness. The clear glass tops add visual lightness, making the cart a versatile and functional furnishing accessory. The restoration carried out in our workshops has brought the item back to its original splendor, ensuring perfect preservation of the materials and aesthetics. The wheels make it easy to move, making it ideal for refined and sophisticated environments.

This 1950s magazine rack is an elegant example of period design, featuring a curved wood frame with a warm, smooth finish. The glass, delicately decorated with engraved floral motifs, lends a touch of lightness and refinement, while the contoured wooden handle ensures practicality and easy transport. The slender, arched legs add a touch of modernity, typical of the era, making it a functional and decorative piece for living rooms and other spaces. Ideal for those who appreciate quality craftsmanship and vintage charm, this magazine rack represents the perfect combination of aesthetics and utility.

This 1980s-style mirror features a bamboo frame that lends a natural, vintage touch. The bamboo frame, a material prized for its lightness and durability, frames the glass with simple, clean lines. Ideal for spaces requiring a subtle yet distinctive decorative element, this mirror can enhance the decor of a living room, entryway, or bedroom. Bamboo, with its warm, organic hue, easily integrates into both modern and traditional settings, offering versatility and timeless appeal.

This vintage Italian-made mirror from the 1960s stands out for its characteristic design of the period. The interplay of geometric shapes is highlighted by the central glass panel, framed by a square base of smoked glass, creating an elegant and refined contrast. Ideal for an entryway or living room, the mirror combines functionality and style, typical of mid-century Italian design.

A 1960s Italian-made wall mirror featuring a finely crafted walnut frame. The elongated shape and beveled edges lend the piece an elegant and versatile look, suitable for a variety of living spaces. The walnut frame, with its warm hue and natural grain, offers a refined contrast to the reflective surface. Thanks to the quality of the materials and the craftsmanship typical of the period, this mirror is an example of timeless design, perfect for adding a touch of class to entryways, living rooms, or bedrooms.