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  • An exceptionally refined Italian wall sofa from the 1950s

    An exceptionally refined Italian wall sofa from the 1950s

    An exceptionally refined Italian wall sofa from the 1950s, executed in richly figured cherrywood with a level of cabinetmaking rarely encountered today. The architectural silhouette, perfectly balanced proportions and sculptural restraint embody the golden age of Italian mid-century design. Every curve and junction reveals the hand of a true master craftsman, where elegance and structural intelligence coexist effortlessly. A statement piece of remarkable presence, equally suited to sophisticated contemporary interiors or distinguished historic residences. Original patina and character preserved throughout, enhancing the depth and warmth of the timber with extraordinary authenticity.

    #ItalianDesign #MidCenturyItalian #CherrywoodFurniture #CollectorsDesign #UpperClassInteriors

  • An early and profoundly expressive work by Giuseppe Rivadossi

    An early and profoundly expressive work by Giuseppe Rivadossi

    An early and profoundly expressive work by Giuseppe Rivadossi, this exceptional dining ensemble from the first production years of Officina Rivadossi captures the essence of Italian Brutalism in its most authentic and sculptural form.

    The circular table, hewn entirely from solid oak, is anchored by a striking architectural base, its intersecting planes creating a powerful sense of rhythm and monumentality. The top, adorned with subtle geometric inlays, reveals the hand of a master deeply attuned to material and proportion. Conceived as a bespoke commission, the table was originally designed exclusively for a private villa in the Brescia area for a senior executive of Beretta Armi, adding a compelling layer of provenance and exclusivity to the piece.

    Accompanied by four original chairs, equally crafted in solid oak, the set embodies Rivadossi’s early language — rigorous, tactile, and uncompromising. Notably, the chairs feature an exceptionally rare hand-carved diamond motif, a detail seldom encountered and widely regarded among the most desirable variations on the market today, elevating the ensemble to a true collector’s level. Each piece retains its original finish, never restored, preserving a rich, time-softened patina that speaks of integrity and rare preservation.

    A highly coherent and early ensemble, distinguished by its sculptural presence, remarkable provenance, and exceptional craftsmanship, offering both historical importance and an unmistakable air of refined, architectural elegance.

    #GiuseppeRivadossi #ItalianBrutalism #ArchitecturalFurniture #CollectorDesign #RareFind

  • A refined Italian 1970s sideboard in richly grained noce nazionale

    A refined Italian 1970s sideboard in richly grained noce nazionale

    A refined Italian 1970s sideboard in richly grained noce nazionale, featuring sculptural vertical pilasters framing a central bank of drawers, flanked by cupboards and a discreet glazed compartment. Elegant, architectural and impeccably crafted, it embodies the quiet sophistication of high-quality Italian modernist cabinetry.

    #ItalianDesign #1970sFurniture #WalnutSideboard #MidCenturyModern #LuxuryInteriors

  • An exceedingly rare pair of sculptural fringe luminaires by Mariyo Yagi for Sirrah

    An exceedingly rare pair of sculptural fringe luminaires by Mariyo Yagi for Sirrah

    An exceedingly rare pair of sculptural fringe luminaires by Mariyo Yagi for Sirrah, Italy, circa mid-1970s.
    #SirrahLighting
    #ItalianDesign1970s
    #MariyoYagi
    #MidCenturyLuxury
    #CollectibleLighting

  • A most assured 1970s Mobilgirgi sideboard in fine Italian walnut

    A most assured 1970s Mobilgirgi sideboard in fine Italian walnut

    A most assured 1970s Mobilgirgi sideboard in fine Italian walnut, of quietly assertive brutalist character. The architectural rhythm of its volumes is matched by an impeccable finish throughout, including the reverse—an uncommon mark of true cabinetmaking pedigree. A piece of understated luxury, where material, proportion and craft speak with authority.

    #ItalianDesign #BrutalistFurniture #Mobilgirgi #MidCenturyModern #WalnutFurniture

  • A rare set of four Italian brass wall appliques from the Fascist period

    A rare set of four Italian brass wall appliques from the Fascist period

    A rare set of four Italian brass wall appliques from the Fascist period, datable to the early 20th century, pre-sanctions. Traditional brass powder brazing places them before the 1930s. Elegant cornucopia forms in the manner of Gio Ponti, with subtle fasces motif to the backplate. Exceptional, untouched patina throughout. A compelling, atmospheric ensemble.

    #ItalianModernism #FascistEraDesign #GioPontiStyle #BrassPatina #CollectorsLighting

  • A most elegant Italian extending dining table

    A most elegant Italian extending dining table

    A most elegant Italian extending dining table, conceived in the refined manner of Carlo De Carli, dating to the mid-20th century.

    #ItalianDesign #MidCenturyModern #CarloDeCarli #WalnutFurniture #LuxuryInteriors

  • A striking set of four Italian brutalist wall appliques

    A striking set of four Italian brutalist wall appliques

    A striking set of four Italian brutalist wall appliques, 1950s, masterfully cast in bronze using the lost-wax technique. Each piece presents a sharply geometric triangular form, enriched with subtle, hand-finished organic reliefs that lend depth and quiet sophistication. The patina has matured beautifully over time, offering a warm, distinguished character. Sculptural yet restrained, these pieces embody the refined austerity of mid-century Italian craftsmanship.

    #ItalianBrutalism #LostWaxBronze #MidCenturyItalian #SculpturalLighting #1950sDesign

  • S11 table by Mangiarotti for La Sorgente del Mobile

    S11 table by Mangiarotti for La Sorgente del Mobile

    S11 table by Mangiarotti for La Sorgente del Mobile, 1960s
    An elegant extendable dining table, model S11, designed by Angelo Mangiarotti for La Sorgente del Mobile in the 1960s, crafted in fine noce nazionale.

    The table presents a refined circular form when closed (Ø 120 cm), extending effortlessly to an oval configuration of 160 cm in length, while maintaining a height of approximately 73–74 cm. The extension mechanism is discreetly integrated, preserving the purity and balance of Mangiarotti’s architectural vision.

    A superb example of Italian modernist design, where structural clarity meets understated elegance. The warmth and depth of the walnut grain lend a distinguished presence, equally suited to both classic and contemporary interiors.

    Offered in good original condition, with a gentle, honest patina and light signs of age that enhance its character without detracting from its overall refinement.

    #Mangiarotti #ItalianModernism #NoceNazionale #MidCenturyDesign #DesignCollectors

  • A refined set of six dining chairs by Silvio Cavatorta

    A refined set of six dining chairs by Silvio Cavatorta

    A refined set of six dining chairs by Silvio Cavatorta, executed in beautifully figured Italian walnut, their sculptural lines and gently arched arms exemplifying the quiet sophistication of post-war Italian design. The warm tonality of the noce nazionale is elegantly contrasted by crisp white leather seats, lending both lightness and distinction. A composition of balance, proportion, and understated luxury—perfectly suited to an interior of cultivated restraint.

    #ItalianModernism #SilvioCavatorta #MidCenturyElegance #NoceNazionale #CollectibleDesign