Studio 6.A.M. organic shaped glass vase, manufactured in Murano, Italy, 2021. Each piece is created individually: the molten glass, colored and mixed with marble powder, is poured into a disposable mold specially made of wood and metal. Each mold can be used only once: all objects are
Pair of sculptural chairs in plywood and brass. The seats have been covered with a white wool bouclè. The chairs have been manufactured in italy in the 1970s.
Designed by Angelo Mangiarotti for Artemide in 1967, the Lesbo lamp represents one of the symbols of Italian design of the 1970s. It consists of an annular base in chromed metal, which supports the lamp, made of blown Murano glass.
"Ovoid" bowl/ashtray designed by Per Lütken for the Danish glass manufacturer Holmegaard in the 1960s. The bowl is signed and numbered underneath.
Pair of reclining armchairs in beech, manufactured in France in the 1950s. The original wooden structure has been upholstered with a wool fabric.
Romeo Rega, table lamp in lucite and chrome plated metal, Italy, 1971. The original metal structure of the shade has been covered with a new linnen fabric. The lamp is marked "Romeo Rega MADE IN ITALY".
Germany, 1950s, abstract sculpture in burnt iron, on a marble support. The sculpture comes from an important German private collection.
The Archimede model was designed by Fukuoh Hiroshi for Gavina in 1960. The idea was to create a module that could be repeated in height and width, experimenting with light and manageable industrial woods. Very few pieces have been made in solid rosewood, for a qualitatively higher
Hannes Peer for Blend Roma: Lina is a table lamp produced by 6:AM in Murano with intersecting top and base plates in cast glass. The metal structure, in brushed brass, is reduced to a minimum in order to give the idea of the glass standing alone