Tall elegant Fontana Arte Floor Lamp with Weighted Base.

Fontana Arte Lantern. Single glass shade frosted and etched in an atomic pattern. Excellent and all original Brass Structure.

This cleverly designed table by Hans Wegner, has a reversible top. On one side it is linoleum, good for cocktails. And on the other it’s teak. It’s bench made in by the cabinet makers Johannes Hansen. Classic Danish cabinetry displaying first rate craftsmanship and a bit of Danish whimsy.

Model 555 is a design is by Oscar Torlasco for Lumi. It is cleverly fitted with a magnifier lens to extend the light. The head is completely adjustable. It is in completely original condition.
Base measures 6 5/8 in (16.8275 cm).

Lovely old Seguso hanging light fixture with original deeply patinated metal structure.

These rare Franco Albini ceiling lamps were installed in the auditorium of the X Triennale di Milano in 1954, the interior of which is shown on page 247, of Venini Luce 1921-1985 Skira. It is composed of a long slender brass tube onto which, a blown dimpled interior white glass cover, supports a jaunty “hat” that can be tilted in any direction. This is Venini model 4023.A also known as lamp no. 800.2 Venini lighting catalogue, 1966

“Diplomat” Coffee Table Model Number 2073.
Josef Frank
Produced by Svenskt Tenn
1949
Mahogany and Pyramid Mahogany Veneer

Paul Evans for Directional Cityscape Collection Brass and Chrome Coffee Table. Model PE-208 Signed Paul Evans. Original 3/4″ Plate glass top. Also available is a Cityscape table lamp.

Classical Plinth Topped X-Based Robsjohn-Gibbings dining table. It comes with one leaf and was made by Widdicomb in the 40’s and 50’s. This strong design is a beloved icon of the Post war period. The mechanism which moves the table apart is precise and a joy to behold made by the Perfection Table Slide company of Watertown Wisconsin who at the time were the prominent company making this type of device.

Set of six rattan dining chairs designed by Haruki Miajima for Pierantonio Bonacina 1962. The chairs are fitted with seat pads, covered in China Seas printed cotton as seen in snapshots. The PierAntonio Bonacina company was located in Lurago D’ Erba Italy in the 1960’s. Lurago D’Erba is located in Brianza which has been a major furniture making region in Italy since the end of the 19th Century. There were actually two Bonacina companies operating at that time. Vittorio Bonacina and Pierantonio Bonacino are now merged and continue to produce extraordinary Rattan and Cane today. The company produced hand made furniture in Brianza, made of materials that were imported from the Pacific. Designs have been produced for the company by a panoply of designers which include, Gio Ponti, Franco Albini, Franca Helg, Nanna Ditzel, Tito Agnoli, De Pas D’Urbino E Lomazzi, Renzo Mongiardino, Olaf Von Bohr and many others. We currently have a number of other pieces by Pierantonio Bonacina.

Pair of Rattan Armchairs designed by Tito Agnoli for the Pierantonio Bonacina Company. The company made rattan furniture starting in the late nineteenth century. They imported the materials but designed and built their furniture in Erba Italy, which is in the center of the Italian furniture making area around Como. Designers of Bonacina furniture often trained at the prestigious Politechnico di Milano. Because the design was a success, there were knock-offs made by other companies. These chairs are the originals from Bonacina. The last image shows a page from the Sept 1963 Domus Magazine. The chair is on the upper right corner with its description.

A large wall mirror. The colored glass frame is ground, etched and mirrored. The central mirror framed in brass. All on a wood base. This extraordinary mirror is rarely seen.