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Mahogany bench, manufactured in Italy in the 1950s. All the wooden parts are interlocked, without use of nails or screws. The points of interlock become a decorative detail, along the long frontal slats.
Mahogany bench, manufactured in Italy in the 1950s. All the wooden parts are interlocked, without use of nails or screws. The points of interlock become a decorative detail, along the long frontal slats.
Mahogany and ash sideboard, designed by Robert Debieve, France, 1955 ca. The ash base, with its asymmetric forms, contrasts with the sober geometric lines of the mahogany structure. The inner space, with its original red lining, is divided by shelves that can be moved. The drawers are
Claude Vassal, wardrobe with four doors in massive oak and metal details, France, 1952. The inner space is divided by shelves and a small drawer.
Floor lamp in beech with brass details, Sweden, 1950s. The shade is in ivory silk shantung.
Floor lamp in rosewood with brass details, Sweden, 1950s. The shade is in ivory silk shantung.
Pair of occasional chairs in chrome-plated steel and fabric, Italy, 1960s. The original metal structure has been reupholstered with a rust colour wool bouclè.
Marcello Fantoni, abstract sculpture in polychromatic, partly glazed ceramic on the original iron base, Italy, late 1970s. The sculpture is signed on the back.