Published on: By James White
These witty little “Celestina” chairs are perfect for extra chairs or use where space is at a premium. The leather seat and back strips attach to the frame with beautifully patinated brass brads.
Published on: By James White
Silver plated brass umbrella stand. Beautiful textural surface.
From the workshop of Mario Pinton, Vicenza.
Pinton, father of the Padua Goldsmith School, participated in the Milan Triennale and Munich Fair in the 1950’s. Along with the Pomodoro’s and Martinazzi, in 1961, he was invited to show his work at the Victoria and Albert Museum. He began teaching in 1945 starting a school in Padua for Jewelry making. He mentored a new generation of modern Jewelry designers, becoming an international celebrity for his elegant, innovative and refined creations.
Published on: By James White
Tito Agnoli for Bonacina Rattan Bed with Steel Springs. Fitted with hand made mattress, by the Charles Beckley Company. The mattress is covered in Indigo dyed fabric and comes dressed with all 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.
D-Bali.com
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″
Published on: By James White
Tommi Parzinger Headboard Carved Wood, Cream Colored Lacquer. Perfect Condition Refinished in original color.
Published on: By James White
Three Cased Glass Vistosi Hanging Pendants by Alessandro Pianon for Vistosi.
Published on: By James White
Published on: By James White
Planter on stand. A very fine example of the work of Victor Cerrato from the late 1950’s.
Published on: By James White
This architectural table mirror by Uno and Osten Kristiansson for Luxus Vittsjö is in rosewood and steel. It is thoroughly adjustible.
Published on: By James White
Published on: By James White
The Marco Vase presented at ththe Venice Biennale in 1962, won the prestigious prize the “Compasso d’Oro” Award in 1962,
Initially it is formed in a wooden mold, then subsequently it is squashed by hand to give it its unique profile. Sergio Asti’s method of combining industrial mold formed glass followed by traditional hand work resulted in new concepts and forms in the making of Murano Glass.
The vase is cased glass witth a cream colored exterior and a white interior.
Published on: By James White
Tricorn ash tray in the school of Fontana Arte. Possibly made for Cigars
Published on: By Gail Garlick
I Vetri Di Fulvio Bianconi Documente E Apparati A Cura Di Maurizio Cocchi, Rossana Bossaglia. Published by Società Editrice Umberto Allemandi & C. Hardcover, Italian edition, 1993. 144 pp. 122 color illustrations, 20 black and white, with full page plates.
Near fine, very fine condition. Some minor creasing and shelf wear to dust jacket.
$180 USD.