Achilli, Brigidini and Canella “Quadrifoglio” Cocktail Table for Poltronova
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Poltronova Cocktail Table by Achilli, Brigidini and Canella. Shown in documentation Center filled with Plants.
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Poltronova Cocktail Table by Achilli, Brigidini and Canella. Shown in documentation Center filled with Plants.
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Triangular formed wood topped low table on bent steel base designed by Leonardo Fiori. Marked underside with ISA label.
Leonardo Fiori, (1927-2009) was a student of Le Corbusier, and a leading player during Adriano Olivetti’s era of patronage. Editor of magazines, Superfici, Habitat and Costruire, he taught at the Polytechnico Milano for many years. Some of his best known built works are the Olivetti Mountain Colony in Brusson (1956) and the pavilion at the Osaka Expo (1970)
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Very fine chevron-patterned carpet.
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This extraordinary one of a kind rug dates from the 1940s or 1950’s . Both graphically and in it’s construction methods it references 1940s work by artists Adolf Gottleib and Juaquin Torres Garcia. It’s Pictorialist design references the artistic movement known as Constructivism. The rug was produced in sections which were then attached to each other along the back. Burlap and found pieces of fabric physically tie together the sections. Some of the strips along the back are screenprinted pieces of what seems to be a Royal Canadian Mounties, (Canadian Mounted Rifles) felt banner and a California felt banner. A great example of Outsider Art. Possibly made by a member of the Canadian Mounted Rifles who were a mounted infantry.
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Stylish Big Mahogany Lamps, Mid-Century American
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Pair of Period Milanese Style armchairs and foot stools. These have been completely re-built and newly re-upholstered Fabric is in Rigoletto Cotton Velvet by Kerry Joyce Textiles. The color is Sangria. There are other pieces of this set of furniture independently listed Measurements are below.
Each Measures 28.5″L x19″D x30.5″H seat height is 17″
Matching Ottomons 14″ x 18″ x 12″ H
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Late 1950’s to 1960’s Milanese Style sofa. There are a matching pair of chairs and a small oval marble topped table all listed independently. These pieces are completely rebuilt and reupholstered in Rigoletto Cotton Velvet by Kerry Joyce Textiles.
Sofa measures 60″L x 20″D x H. 30″ seat height is 17″
Chairs Measure 28.5″L x19″D x30.5″H seat height is 17″
Ottomons 14″ x 18″ x 12″ H
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James Beaden Mirror from his Cathedral Series 2015. James Bearden is an American Artist working in the Brutalist school. He has developed his own language with rough hewn textures with an architectural feel. His work, shown in a number of exhibitions and prominent galleries is highly collectible.
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ito Agnoli for Bonacina Rattan Bed with Steel Springs. Fitted with a custom made mattress, by the Charles Beckley Company. The mattress is covered in Indigo dyed fabric with with 10 Hand Painted Indigo Pillows By D-Bali.
D-Bali specializes in hand printed and painted indigo fabrics. They produce home goods and clothing items. Hand painted pillows can be produced on special order.
Dimensions are as follows:
Bed Frame
L 87″
W 34.75″
Head 26.5″
Foot 23″
Seat Height w Mattress 18.5″
Mattress:
W 32
L 73.5
H 5″
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Etched, gilded and silvered glass framed mirror. These mirrors are first etched, then gilded and finally silvered. The process of etching with a metal wheel was so intensive that each mirror took hundreds of hours. The process heated the wheel to the point that the glass could crack. The company took out a patent on the process they used to cool the wheel so they could do this amount of etching, without damaging the glass.Model #2668 c. 1960’s/70’s Shown in book; Cristal-Art La lavorazione del cristallo a torino Author Davide Alaimo p.85
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Ward Bennett for Brickell Associates, Channel Back Swiveling Chair. Made c. 1980. Completely refurbished. Label intact under the seat.
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This Chestnut and Leather Arm Chair made in the 20’s is a Sardinian classic folk art design. Both in the materials used and the multiple art motifs it follows traditional chair making found for centuries in Sardinia. It’s bold Pavone (peacock) arm supports with scrolling tail feathers, floral rosette and various chip carved motifs are all typical of what is found in traditional folk designs from the island. The chair retains a lovely old patina. See below more on Sardinian Folk Art.
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