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Two swivel stools mod. Birillo. Chromed metal, fiberglass, upholstered vinyl leather. Zanotta production, Italy, 1971 ca. 105x45x48 cm. A PAIR OF STOOLS BY J. COLOMBO G. Gramigna, Repertorio del design italiano 1950-2000, p. 190, Allemandi, 2003. Good overall condition. Small lines, light scratches and normal signs of wear from daily use. Fabric and upholstery in very good vintage condition. Slight oxidation to chrome plating.
Estim. 2 000 - 3 000 EUR
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Pair of seats mod. Primate. Plastic material, chromed metal, upholstered leather. Zanotta production, 1970. 47x47x80 cm. A PAIR OF STOOLS BY A. CASTIGLIONI Giuliana Gramigna, Repertorio del Design Italiano1950-2000, Allemandi, 2011, p. 178. Fair condition. Signs of wear, small lines, negligible missing. Slight oxidation. Cover in fair vintage condition has halos and spots of major wear. Minor cracking on plastic base. Little visible restoration on the shell of one.
Estim. 800 - 1 200 EUR
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Four stools mod. 112. Exotic wood upholstered fabric. Cassina production, 1960s. 83x41x41 cm. FOUR STOOLS BY G. FRATTINI Figli di Amedeo Cassina production catalog 196, unnumbered pages. Good overall condition. Small lines, light scratches, normal signs of wear from daily use. Wooden frame recently re-polished. Fabric and upholstery recently replaced
Estim. 2 000 - 3 000 EUR
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Pair of benches from the Inout series. Glazed ceramic. Gervasoni production, 2000s. Manufacturer's nameplate. 35x39x39 cm. A PAIR OF STOOLS BY P. NAVONE Good overall condition. Small lines, light scratches, normal signs of wear from daily use. Negligible faults to the glaze.
Estim. 800 - 1 200 EUR
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Pair of stools from the Dado series. Enameled wood, exotic wood. Poltronova production, 1960s. 31x30x30 cm. A PAIR OF STOOLS BY E. SOTTSASS F. Zanella, Ettore Sottsass: Catalogo ragionato dell'archivio 1922-1978, CSAC, Parma, 2017, p. 238; Domus n.406, September 1963, p. 19. Very good overall condition. Small lines, light scratches, normal signs of wear from daily use. Small and negligible faults to the lacquering.
Estim. 1 500 - 2 000 EUR
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Francis VEILLEROT, born 1958 Cigalon 1 stool, Saint Hilaire des Landes - 2014 Steel, flamed oak, maple. Unique piece engraved and signed with a marker under the seat. Seat in curved maple strips and base in steel and flamed oak. Height 83 - Width 48.5 - Depth 35 cm --- Francis VEILLEROT, born 1958 In 1985, Francis Veillerot set up his first workshop as a cooperative of craftsmen in Ivry sur Seine. He changed direction in the 2000s, creating a line of solid wood furniture in a steel structure, then set up a second workshop in Seine et Marne in a former distillery. In 2006, he moved to Brittany and set up his third workshop in Fougères. He joined Ebénistes & Créateurs de Bretagne, an association that brings together some twenty Breton craftsmen to exhibit their work. Combining wood and iron, his guiding principle is simple: to create lasting objects by solid, noble materials. Shaping unique pieces of furniture with clean, sometimes unusual lines drawn freehand, Francis Veillerot explores all shapes, both accepted and unexpected, to create one-of-a-kind furniture. Brittany inspires Francis Veillerot first and foremost through his contact with unspoiled nature - his workshop nestled near a quarry offers a vision of granite blocks - but also through his encounters with other designers and cabinet-makers who share the same need to create in Brittany, thus provoking an emulsion of local talent.
Estim. 900 - 1 300 EUR
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Francis VEILLEROT, born 1958 Cigalon 2 stool, Saint Hilaire des Landes - 2014 Steel, flamed oak, maple. Unique piece engraved and signed with a marker under the seat. Seat in curved maple strips and base in steel and flamed oak. Height 83 - Width 43 - Depth 36 cm --- Francis VEILLEROT, born 1958 In 1985, Francis Veillerot set up his first workshop as a cooperative of craftsmen in Ivry sur Seine. He changed direction in the 2000s, creating a line of solid wood furniture in a steel structure, then set up a second workshop in Seine et Marne in a former distillery. In 2006, he moved to Brittany and set up his third workshop in Fougères. He joined Ebénistes & Créateurs de Bretagne, an association that brings together some twenty Breton craftsmen to exhibit their work. Combining wood and iron, his guiding principle is simple: to create lasting objects by solid, noble materials. Shaping unique pieces of furniture with clean, sometimes unusual lines drawn freehand, Francis Veillerot explores all shapes, both accepted and unexpected, to create one-of-a-kind furniture. Brittany inspires Francis Veillerot first and foremost through his contact with unspoiled nature - his workshop nestled near a quarry offers a vision of granite blocks - but also through his encounters with other designers and cabinet-makers who share the same need to create in Brittany, thus provoking an emulsion of local talent.
Estim. 900 - 1 300 EUR
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ADAOZAN Brut 001 and Broyé 001, Quimperlé - 2024 Research on seating series Duo of stools made from apple waste from Breton cider production. Thermo-compressed apple pomace, assembled in strips and finished with varnish. Represents 3.25kg of recycled waste per stool. Titled and stamped on the foot. Height 34 - Width 32 - Depth 16 cm each --- ADAOZAN - Youenn Le Pocréau and Guillaume Bournigal, born in 1991 and 1993 Adaozañ is a project rooted in the circular economy and a responsible, local approach, both in its search for economy of means and in its desire to recreate an ecosystem in the area where it is located. ecosystem in the local area. Indeed, in addition to directly combating a source of soil pollution, Adaozañ has the dual aim of making waste desirable by highlighting its aesthetic and sensory characteristics, as well as raising awareness of the environmental challenge posed by the direct impact of waste in our territories. The Ar Seiz Avel exhibition offers a great opportunity to showcase our approach to a wide public, while providing us with a framework for experimentation in a unique and sincere project. The work presented at the exhibition-sale will be composed of two elements forming a sculptural and functional whole, similar to side tables. The idea is to use smaller elements, similar to terracotta bricks but made from apple waste, which come together to form a larger element. This major work, specially conceived for the occasion, will represent the largest object ever made from apple pomace.
Estim. 500 - 600 EUR
