GIUSEPPE PAGANO Rationalist entryway cabinet. Laminated fir wood, Buxus, ebonized wood, mirrored glass, aluminum. Italy c. 1930. 227x125x28 cm. A MODERNIST FURNITURE BY G. PAGANO Cf. : Domus, no. 30, June 1930, monographic issue on the Salpa Office Building in Turin, furnishings published p. 82 to p. 95; I. De Guttry, M. P. Maino, Il mobile deco italiano, Laterza, Bari, 1988, p.188; A. Bassi, L. Castagno, Giuseppe Pagano, Laterza , Bari, 1994, furniture with similar characteristics. Good condition. Signs of wear, small lines, small missing, slight oxidation. Mirroring in lower part has visible missing and cracking. lower right part of cabinet with little bulge.

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