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101 - Osvaldo Borsani (attributed to) (1911–1985) Manifattura Italia, approximately 1940. Wall mirror made of mirrored glass, decorated with engravings of a peasant woman in a rural landscape; molded wooden frame with metal accents. 65 cm x 123 cm (H)

Estimation

€1,500 - 1,800

Osvaldo Borsani (attributed to) (1911–1985) Manifa

102 - Osvaldo Borsani (attributed to) (1911–1985) Manifattura Italia, approximately 1940. Wall mirror made of mirrored glass, decorated with engravings of a farmer in a rural landscape; molded wooden frame; metal. 76 cm x 123 cm (H)

Estimation

€1,500 - 1,800

Osvaldo Borsani (attributed to) (1911–1985) Manifa

103 - Osvaldo Borsani (attributed to) (1911–1985) Manifattura Italia, approximately 1940. Wall mirror made of mirrored glass, decorated with engravings of skiers in a mountain landscape; molded wooden frame with metal accents. 81.5 cm x h 123 cm

Estimation

€1,200 - 1,500

Osvaldo Borsani (attributed to) (1911–1985) Manifa

104 - Osvaldo Borsani (attributed to) (1911–1985) Manifattura Italia, approximately 1940. Wall mirror made of mirrored glass, decorated with engravings of a small house in a mountain landscape; shaped wooden frame; metal. 46 x 123 cm

Estimation

€1,200 - 1,500

Osvaldo Borsani (1911–1985) Manifattura A.B.V. (At

105 - Osvaldo Borsani (1911–1985) Manifattura A.B.V. (Atelier Borsani Varedo), Italy, approximately 1950. Low table with sculpted walnut legs, sculpted and beveled white marble top. 88 x 49 x h45.5 cm

Estimation

€700 - 800

Osvaldo Borsani (attributed to) (1911–1985) Manifa

106 - Osvaldo Borsani (attributed to) (1911–1985) Manifattura Italia, approximately 1950. Dining table with a central wooden support featuring vertical ribs, and a circular marble top and base. Signs of use. Bibliography (for a similar model): Bosoni, G., Osvaldo Borsani, Architect, Designer, Entrepreneur, Skirà, Milan, 2018, p. 592. Dimensions: Ø100x73 cm

Estimation

€900 - 1,200

Osvaldo Borsani (attributed to) (1911–1985) Manifa

107 - Osvaldo Borsani (attributed to) (1911–1985) Manifattura Italia, approximately 1940. Wall mirror made of mirrored glass, decorated with engravings of swans in a lakeside landscape; molded wooden frame with metal accents. 61 cm x 122 cm (H)

Estimation

€1,200 - 1,500

Osvaldo Borsani (attributed to) (1911–1985) Manifa

108 - Osvaldo Borsani (attributed to) (1911–1985) Manifattura Italia, approximately 1940. Wall mirror made of mirrored glass, decorated with engravings of animals in a rural landscape; molded wooden frame with metal accents. 61.5 cm x 122 cm (H)

Estimation

€1,200 - 1,500

Osvaldo Borsani (attributed to) (1911–1985) Manifa

109 - Osvaldo Borsani (attributed to) (1911–1985) Manifattura Italia, approximately 1940. Wall mirror made of mirrored glass, decorated with engravings of animals in a rural landscape; shaped wooden frame with metal accents. 80 cm x 121 cm (H)

Estimation

€1,500 - 1,800

Osvaldo Borsani (attributed to) (1911–1985) Manifa

110 - Osvaldo Borsani (attributed to) (1911–1985) Manifattura Italia, approximately 1940. Wall mirror made of mirrored glass, decorated with engravings of marsh birds in a lakeside landscape; shaped wooden frame with metal accents. 80 cm x 121 cm (H)

Estimation

€1,500 - 1,800

Osvaldo Borsani (attributed to) (1911–1985) Italia

111 - Osvaldo Borsani (attributed to) (1911–1985) Italian Manufacture, approximately 1940. Coffee table with wooden frame, three curved legs, circular top with a concave edge, and a central section of colored, mirrored glass. 76.5 cm Ø x 50 cm H

Estimation

€600 - 800

Osvaldo Borsani (1911–1985) Manifattura A.B.V. (At

112 - Osvaldo Borsani (1911–1985) Manifattura A.B.V. (Atelier Borsani Varedo), Italy, approximately 1950. Dining table with a black-lacquered wooden tulip-shaped base and a circular onyx top. Signs of wear. 120 cm Ø x 73 cm H

Estimation

€700 - 900

Gaetano Sciolari (1927–1994) Stilnovo Italia, appr

113 - Gaetano Sciolari (1927–1994) Stilnovo Italia, approximately 1950. Three-light floor lamp, model ‘4013,’ with brass supports, a circular diffuser in satin-finished glass, and a circular base in white marble with minor imperfections. Manufacturer’s mark. Bibliography: Stilnovo Catalog 11 (October/December 1965), p. 49 Giuliana Gramigna, Repertorio 1950–1980, Mondadori, Milan, 1985, p. 116. cm Ø70xh187

Estimation

€1,600 - 1,800

Pietro Chiesa (1892–1948) Fontana Arte, Italy, app

114 - Pietro Chiesa (1892–1948) Fontana Arte, Italy, approximately 1930. Single-light floor lamp, model ‘0056’, known as ‘Luminator’, with a burnished brass and aluminum structure, cylindrical base, and conical diffuser. Cast iron base. Bibliography: P. Castiglioni, C. Baldacci, G. Biondo, Lux, Italy 1930–1990: The Architecture of Light, Edizione Bernice. F. De Boni, Fontana Arte: Gio Ponti, Pietro Chiesa, Max Ingrand, Allemandi, Turin, 2012, figs. 95, 96. Fontana Arte catalog. 35 cm

Estimation

€1,200 - 1,500

Gio Ponti (attributed to) (1891–1979) Made in Ital

115 - Gio Ponti (attributed to) (1891–1979) Made in Italy, approximately 1950. Dormeuse with upholstered wooden frame, pearl-gray silk satin upholstery, contoured backrest decorated with wide ribs, and five tapered wooden legs. Bibliography: for study of the series model, see photos of the Cassina store interiors; see A. Pansera. A. Padoan, A. Palmaghini, Arredoluce: A Catalog Raisonné, 1943–1987, Silvana Editoriale, Cinisello Balsamo, 2018, p. 27. 200 x 82 x h81 cm

Estimation

€2,000 - 2,500

Gio Ponti - Pietro Chiesa (1891–1979, 1892–1948) F

116 - Gio Ponti - Pietro Chiesa (1891–1979, 1892–1948) Fontana Arte, Italy, approximately 1936. Two occasional tables with wooden frames and asymmetrical tops covered with mirrored colored glass. Bibliography: Deboni, Fontana Arte, Turin 2012, No. 166; Fontana Arte Repertorio, p. 203. Stile, vol. 5–6, May–June 1941, n.p.; Irene de Guttry and Maria Paola Maino, Il Mobile Italiano Degli Anni ’40 e ’50, Rome-Bari, 1992, p. 233, fig. 10. 61 x 30 x h40 cm

Estimation

€1,500 - 1,800

Gio Ponti (1891–1979) Fontana Arte, Italy, approxi

117 - Gio Ponti (1891–1979) Fontana Arte, Italy, approximately 1958. Single-light floor lamp, “1967” model. Brass structure with adjustable arm, circular base in clear glass, and shade in lacquered metal. Provenance: Model created for the Parco dei Principi Hotel, Sorrento, Italy. Bibliography: Domus No. 349, December 1958. 81 cm x 165 cm (height), adjustable

Estimation

€2,800 - 3,000

Gio Ponti - Emilio Lancia (attributed to) (1891–19

118 - Gio Ponti - Emilio Lancia (attributed to) (1891–1979, 1890–1973) Made in Italy, approximately 1930. “Domus Nova” dining table with wooden frame, spear-shaped legs, oval top, and brass finials. Bibliography: For a similar model, see the Lombardy Region’s cultural heritage catalog entry for the “Domus Nova” table in the Art Collections of the Castello Sforzesco. 185 x 100 x h79 cm

Estimation

€2,000 - 2,500

Gio Ponti (1891–1979) Made in Italy, approximately

119 - Gio Ponti (1891–1979) Made in Italy, approximately 1940. Four chairs with wooden frames, ladder-back design, and seats with padding and fabric upholstery featuring a butterfly pattern. Bibliography: Domus 143, 11/1939, p. 60. 44 x 44 x h106 cm

Estimation

€1,600 - 1,800

Gio Ponti (1891–1979) Italian Manufacture, approxi

120 - Gio Ponti (1891–1979) Italian Manufacture, approximately 1950. Bergère armchair with wooden frame, original padding, green velvet upholstery, high backrest with flared wings, flared armrests integrated into the frame, and flared feet made of shaped wood. Signs of wear and imperfections. 70x75xh81 cm

Estimation

€800 - 1,000

Gio Ponti (1891–1979) Bibliography: (similar model

121 - Gio Ponti (1891–1979) Bibliography: (similar model) Domus, no. 113, May 1937; (similar model) Cover of Stile, 1945. Coffee table with wooden frame, legs featuring teardrop-shaped cutouts, rectangular top with recessed clear glass. 90x50xh40 cm

Estimation

€1,500 - 1,800

Carlo Scarpa (1906–1978) Manifattura Venini, Italy

122 - Carlo Scarpa (1906–1978) Manifattura Venini, Italy, approximately 1950. Single-light pendant lamp, model “5258,” with an aluminum frame and a spherical diffuser made of Pulegos glass. Bibliography: Venini, Blue Catalog, page 142.

Estimation

€800 - 1,000

Carlo Scarpa (1906–1978) Manifattura Venini, Italy

123 - Carlo Scarpa (1906–1978) Manifattura Venini, Italy, approximately 1950. Pair of single-light pendant lamps, model “5258,” with an aluminum frame and a spherical diffuser made of Pulino glass.

Estimation

€1,500 - 2,000

Gino Sarfatti (Venice, 1912–1985) Arteluce, Italy,

124 - Gino Sarfatti (Venice, 1912–1985) Arteluce, Italy, approximately 1953. Single-light floor lamp, model ‘1063,’ with a black-painted metal reflective tube structure and shade, and a black-painted aluminum ballast holder. Bibliography: G. Gramigna, Repertorio del design italiano 1950–2000 per l’arredamento domestico, Allemandi, Turin 2003, p. 39; M. Romanelli, S. Severi, Gino Sarfatti: Selected Works 1938–1973, Silvana Editoriale, Cinisello Balsamo, 2012, pp. 250–252, 452. 45 cm x h

Estimation

€5,000 - 5,800

Ignazio Gardella (Milan 1905 – Oleggio 1999) Itali

125 - Ignazio Gardella (Milan 1905 – Oleggio 1999) Italian Manufacture, approximately 1950. Single-light pendant lamp, polished brass, globular diffuser in molded glass, conical shade in black-painted metal. 20 cm Ø x 95 cm H

Estimation

€500 - 600

Stilnovo Manifattura Italiana, approximately 1950.

126 - Stilnovo Manifattura Italiana, approximately 1950. Single-light floor lamp with adjustable arm and shade; painted metal frame, brass, and a circular, blue-painted shade. Protective label. 73 cm x h 160 cm

Estimation

€1,200 - 1,400

Stilnovo (attributed to) Italian Manufacturer, app

127 - Stilnovo (attributed to) Italian Manufacturer, approximately 1950. Three-light pendant lamp, brass frame with adjustable brass shades, cylindrical metal discs in different colors. Signs of wear. 55 cm L x 93 cm H

Estimation

€500 - 600

Stilnovo Single-light floor lamp, chrome-plated st

128 - Stilnovo Single-light floor lamp, chrome-plated steel shaft, circular shade made of steel and black-painted metal, circular base. Protective label. 23 cm x h164 cm

Estimation

€750 - 850

Made in Italy, approximately 1960. Pair of biconic

129 - Made in Italy, approximately 1960. Pair of biconical wall lamps, with hourglass-shaped shades in milky opal glass, black-painted metal necks, and perforated brass. 68.5 x 16 x 29 cm (H)

Estimation

€600 - 700

Ercole Barovier (1889–1974) Murano Glassworks, Ita

130 - Ercole Barovier (1889–1974) Murano Glassworks, Italy, approximately 1950. Single-light pendant lamp, with a brass frame and transparent ribbed glass, featuring a shade composed of two frosted glass leaves. 36 x 23 x h50 cm

Estimation

€300 - 400

Oscar Torlasco (1934–2004) Manifattura Lumi, Italy

131 - Oscar Torlasco (1934–2004) Manifattura Lumi, Italy, approximately 1960. Single-light floor lamp, model ‘555T’, with a lacquered aluminum frame, brass, and a disc-shaped shade with a hemispherical glass opening. Bibliography: Lumi Production Catalog, unnumbered page. 85 cm x h155 cm, adjustable

Estimation

€2,000 - 2,500

Alessandro Pianon (1931–1984), Manifattura Candle,

132 - Alessandro Pianon (1931–1984), Manifattura Candle, Italy, approximately 1970. “Venezia” pendant lamp, hemispherical three-band metal shade with circular clear glass decorated in relief, micro-perforations around the edge. 44 cm Ø x 61 cm H

Estimation

€1,200 - 1,400

Gigi Tanzi - Pepe Tanzi (Monza 1945, Monza 1945) M

133 - Gigi Tanzi - Pepe Tanzi (Monza 1945, Monza 1945) Manifattura Dalca, approximately 1970. Single-light floor lamp, embossed cast-iron base, brass stem, plastic. 18 cm Ø x 185 cm H

Estimation

€250 - 350

Stilux Pair of four-light wall sconces, brass fram

134 - Stilux Pair of four-light wall sconces, brass frame and purple plexiglass, conical shades. 45 x 9 x 24 cm (H)

Estimation

€1,400 - 1,600

Stilnovo (Attr.) Manifattura Italiana, approximate

135 - Stilnovo (Attr.) Manifattura Italiana, approximately 1950. Two-light floor lamp, three-legged base in black-painted metal, oval opal glass shade, brass top socket. 42.5 cm x h 127 cm

Estimation

€900 - 1,000

Made in Italy, approximately 1920. Blue-painted ir

136 - Made in Italy, approximately 1920. Blue-painted iron display cabinet with a display compartment closed by a hinged door made of clear glass; upper decoration featuring two polychrome glass paste spheres set within a rosette; inscription “G. Iacona” hand-painted in shades of ochre. Shows signs of use.

Estimation

€2,000 - 2,500

Vittorio Dassi (Attr) Manifattura Italia, approxim

137 - Vittorio Dassi (Attr) Manifattura Italia, approximately 1950. Wall-mounted cabinet in exotic wood, with a contoured front panel featuring three asymmetrical shelves projecting from the left side, a lower open compartment, and two compartments closed by hinged doors—one decorated with inlaid stripes and the other with a musical motif inlay.Spike-shaped leg. 148 x 40 x h120 cm

Estimation

€800 - 900

Carlo De Carli (attributed to) (Milan 1910 – Milan

138 - Carlo De Carli (attributed to) (Milan 1910 – Milan 1999) Italian Manufacture, approximately 1950. Dining table with wooden frame, biconical brass legs, and a contoured rectangular top in veined red marble. 112 x 50 x h37.5 cm

Estimation

€800 - 1,000

Giovanni Gariboldi (Milan 1908 – Milan, date unkno

139 - Giovanni Gariboldi (Milan 1908 – Milan, date unknown) Italian Manufacture, approximately 1950. Console table with a bean-shaped top, mahogany frame with brass accents, dark wood legs featuring vertical grooves, and a gilded glass top decorated with floral motifs. 150 x 48 x 95 cm

Estimation

€1,200 - 1,500

Cesare Lacca (Naples, 1929) Manifatturq Italiana,

140 - Cesare Lacca (Naples, 1929) Manifatturq Italiana, approximately 1950. Bar cabinet with an exotic wood frame; side supports featuring molded ribs along the sides in light-colored wood; compartment closed by two hinged doors decorated with engraved mirrors set within wavy frames; interior features reflective mirrored glass and blue mirrored glass. Rectangular top. 117 x 47.5 x 95.5 cm (H)

Estimation

€1,800 - 2,200

Fontana Arte Manifattura Italiana, approximately 1

141 - Fontana Arte Manifattura Italiana, approximately 1956. Wall mirror with wooden frame, mirrored and colored glass. Brass details. Markings and date of manufacture. Bibliography: for similar models, see Sergio Montefusco, Fontana Arte: Repertorio 1933–1943 from Period Images, The Arting Company, 2012, p. 35. 78 x 11 x h176.5 cm

Estimation

€1,800 - 2,200

Paolo Buffa (1903–1970) Italian Manufacture, appro

142 - Paolo Buffa (1903–1970) Italian Manufacture, approximately 1940. Dining table with a walnut frame; vertical supports decorated with deep grooves and carved foliage motifs; oval tabletop divided into four sections made of Afghan onyx; perimeter edge beneath the tabletop in wood with a “grissinatura” finish; lower connecting crossbar. Signs of wear.

Estimation

€2,000 - 2,500

Paolo Buffa (1903–1970) Manifattura Italiana, appr

143 - Paolo Buffa (1903–1970) Manifattura Italiana, approximately 1950. Two chairs with walnut and cherry wood frames, padded seats upholstered in blue fabric. Signs of wear. Bibliography: Franco Grigioni, Arredamento, Milan, Görlich Editore. Roberto Rizzi, I mobili di Paolo Buffa, Cantù, 2001. 50 x 47 x h88 cm

Estimation

€300 - 400

Paolo Buffa (1903–1970) Cabinet with a wooden fram

144 - Paolo Buffa (1903–1970) Cabinet with a wooden frame and thuja burl veneer; contoured body closed by two hinged doors, internally divided into shelves and two drawers at the base; mirrored glass; brass. Wooden cabinet—Italy. 189 x 161 x 55 cm

Estimation

€8,000 - 9,000

Osvaldo Borsani (1911–1985) Italian Manufacture, a

145 - Osvaldo Borsani (1911–1985) Italian Manufacture, approximately 1950. Two armchairs with black-painted metal supports, wooden frames with padding, and blue and white faux leather upholstery. 50 x 58 x 74.5 cm

Estimation

€600 - 700

Vittorio Gregotti (Novara, 1927 – Milan, 2020) Man

146 - Vittorio Gregotti (Novara, 1927 – Milan, 2020) Manifattura Italia, approximately 1950. Dining table with brass frame, central support with four horizontal crossbars, and circular wooden top with a segmented design. 98 cm Ø x 79 cm H

Estimation

€700 - 900

Rino (Rosario) Vernuccio (Gela, 1925 – Florence, 2

147 - Rino (Rosario) Vernuccio (Gela, 1925 – Florence, 2023) Manifattura Poltronova, Italy, approximately 1958. Pair of armchairs with black-painted metal frame, padded backrest and seat, upholstered in the original green fabric. Has flaws. 59.5 x 50 x 63 cm (H)

Estimation

€1,600 - 1,800

Franco Albini (1905–1977) Manifattura Italiana, ap

148 - Franco Albini (1905–1977) Manifattura Italiana, approximately 1950. Library ladder. Beech wood, plastic. Signs of wear. 125 x 43 x h254 cm

Estimation

€300 - 400

Gian Franco Legler (Bergamo 1922 – Zurich 2015) Ma

149 - Gian Franco Legler (Bergamo 1922 – Zurich 2015) Manifattura Bonacina, Italy, approximately 1960. Four “Basket” model chairs with an enameled metal rod frame and a backrest and seat made of woven rattan. Bibliography: Gian Franco Legler, Edizioni Niggli, 2022. Historical catalogs by Pierantonio Bonacina (Lurago d’Erba, Italy) from the 1950s and 1960s. Historical archives and exhibitions at MoMA (Industrial Design Section, “Good Design” catalogs, 1953). 56 x 53 x h81.5 cm

Estimation

€800 - 1,000

Gianfranco Frattini (1926–2004) Manifattura Cassin

150 - Gianfranco Frattini (1926–2004) Manifattura Cassina, Italy, approximately 1960. “849” model armchair, solid wood frame, padded seat upholstered in ivory fabric. Bibliography: G. Gramigna, Repertorio del design italiano 1950–2000 per l’arredamento domestico, Allemandi, Turin, 2003, vol. 1, p. 44; G. Gramigna, F. Monetti, Gianfranco Frattini—Interior Architect and Designer, Franco Angeli, Milan, 2007, pp. 30–31. 85 x 70 x h73 cm

Estimation

€800 - 900

Vico Magistretti (1920–2006) Manifattura Alias, It

151 - Vico Magistretti (1920–2006) Manifattura Alias, Italy, approximately 1980. Extendable accordion-style bookcase with a wood and metal frame. Manufacturer’s label.

Estimation

€600 - 700

Siva Poggibonsi Manifattura Italiana, approximatel

152 - Siva Poggibonsi Manifattura Italiana, approximately 1960. Cart with a black-painted metal frame, two circular metal shelves decorated with geometric patterns on an orange background, and a green and blue border. Three supports with wheels. Signs of wear and defects. 50 cm Ø x 72 cm H

Estimation

€400 - 500

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153 - Made in Italy, approximately 1980. Pair of foldable armchairs, “Savonarola” model, with iron rod frame, leather seat and backrest; shows signs of wear.

Estimation

€1,500 - 2,000

Studio B.B.P.R. Olivetti Arredamenti Metallici, It

154 - Studio B.B.P.R. Olivetti Arredamenti Metallici, Italy, approximately 1965 - Desk from the “Arco” series, box-section metal frame, folded sheet metal, five-drawer unit, resin-coated wood top. Bibliography: Domus, no. 462, May 1968, advertising page. 113 x 42 x h68 cm

Estimation

€300 - 400

Paolo De Poli (1905–1996) Manifattura Italiana, ap

155 - Paolo De Poli (1905–1996) Manifattura Italiana, approximately 1950. Hammered copper bowl with polychrome enamel decoration. Signed on the base. Bibliography: Alberto Bassi and Serena Maffioletti, Paolo De Poli: Artisan, Entrepreneur, Designer, Il Poligrafo, Padua, 2017. ……………….. cm Ø10.5 x h3.3

Estimation

€240 - 280

Paolo De Poli (attributed to) (1905–1996) Italian

156 - Paolo De Poli (attributed to) (1905–1996) Italian Manufacture, approximately 1950. Hammered copper bowl decorated with blue and polychrome enamels. 18 cm Ø x 6.5 cm H

Estimation

€250 - 300

Lino Sabattini (Correggio 1925 – Bregnano 2016) Ch

157 - Lino Sabattini (Correggio 1925 – Bregnano 2016) Christofle Manufactory, France, approximately 1957. Two single-flower vases in silver-plated alloy from the “Cardinale” series, Gallia Collection, with a biconical body and shaped rim. Incised manufacturer’s mark. cm Ø4xh21 - Ø6xh36

Estimation

€250 - 300

Gio Ponti (1891–1979) Arthur Krupp Manufactory, Mi

158 - Gio Ponti (1891–1979) Arthur Krupp Manufactory, Milan, Italy, approximately 1930. Two vegetable bowls in silver-plated nickel silver, with manufacturer’s mark. Bibliography: for similar models, Domus no. 111, March 1937. 21.5 x 16 x 5.5 cm

Estimation

€250 - 300

Gio Ponti (1891–1979) Manifattura Fratelli Caldero

159 - Gio Ponti (1891–1979) Manifattura Fratelli Calderoni, Italy, approximately 1940. Two pots with lids made of silver-plated nickel silver, bearing the manufacturer’s mark. 22x17xh7.5 cm – 25x19.5xh10 cm

Estimation

€250 - 300

Gio Ponti (1891–1979) Arthur Krupp Manufactory, Mi

160 - Gio Ponti (1891–1979) Arthur Krupp Manufactory, Milan, Italy, approximately 1930. Two silver-plated nickel silver ice cream cups. Stamped mark. 99 cm x h 9 cm

Estimation

€250 - 300

Gio Ponti (1891–1979) Manifattura Fratelli Caldero

161 - Gio Ponti (1891–1979) Manifattura Fratelli Calderoni, Italy, approximately 1940. Two coffee pots with lids made of silver-plated nickel silver, bearing the manufacturer’s mark. 13 x 7.5 x 10.5 cm (H)

Estimation

€250 - 300

Gio Ponti (1891–1979) Arthur Krupp Factory, Milan,

162 - Gio Ponti (1891–1979) Arthur Krupp Factory, Milan, Italy, approximately 1930. Two milk jugs in silver-plated nickel silver. Stamped mark. 16.5 x 9 x 8.5 cm

Estimation

€250 - 300

Gio Ponti (1891–1979) Krupp Berndorf, Italy, appro

163 - Gio Ponti (1891–1979) Krupp Berndorf, Italy, approximately 1930. Two silver-plated nickel silver sauce boats. Stamped mark. 18.5 x 8.3 x 6 cm (H)

Estimation

€250 - 300

Gio Ponti (1891–1979) Italian Manufacture, approxi

164 - Gio Ponti (1891–1979) Italian Manufacture, approximately 1930. Pair of coffee pots in silver-plated nickel silver. “Ristorante Altieri” stamped on the bottom. 16.3 x 9.5 x 11.5 cm (H)

Estimation

€250 - 300

Gio Ponti (1891–1979) Krupp Berndorf, Italy, appro

165 - Gio Ponti (1891–1979) Krupp Berndorf, Italy, approximately 1930. Two silver-plated nickel silver sauce boats. Stamped mark. 21.5 x 9.5 x 8 cm (H)

Estimation

€250 - 300

Gio Ponti (1891–1979) Krupp Berndorf, Italy, appro

166 - Gio Ponti (1891–1979) Krupp Berndorf, Italy, approximately 1930. Two milk jugs in silver-plated nickel silver. Stamped mark. 17.5 x 9.1 x 9.3 cm

Estimation

€250 - 300

Christofle Charles (Paris 1805 – Brunoy 1863) Chri

167 - Christofle Charles (Paris 1805 – Brunoy 1863) Christofle Manufactory, France, approximately 1960. Two single-flower vases in silver-plated alloy from the Gallia collection, with a conical calla-shaped body and circular base. Incised manufacturer’s mark. 6.5 cm Ø x 20.5 cm H

Estimation

€250 - 300

Raffaele Crovara (Palermo 1936 – Cosenza 2024) Ita

168 - Raffaele Crovara (Palermo 1936 – Cosenza 2024) Italian Manufacture, approximately 1950. Ceramic bird figurine glazed white and decorated with brushstrokes of red and yellow. Signed on the base: Raffaele Crovara, Cosenza Art School.

Estimation

€300 - 350

Nils Thorsson (Eslöv, 1898 – Copenhagen, 1975) Roy

169 - Nils Thorsson (Eslöv, 1898 – Copenhagen, 1975) Royal Copenhagen, Denmark, approximately 1970. Majolica vase, model 719/3121, decorated with fish and abstract geometric motifs in shades of sand and brown; quadrangular body with a short neck. Manufacturer’s mark and model number. 14 x 8 x 19 cm

Estimation

€180 - 240

Johan Seltmann (1856–1921) Bavaria Manufactory, Ge

170 - Johan Seltmann (1856–1921) Bavaria Manufactory, Germany, approximately 1950. Ivory-colored porcelain vase decorated with multicolored floral motifs, oval body with a low, flaring neck, and circular rim. Manufacturer’s mark. 28 cm Ø x 33.5 cm H

Estimation

€280 - 320

Vittorio Zecchin (Murano 1878 – Murano 1947) M.V.M

171 - Vittorio Zecchin (Murano 1878 – Murano 1947) M.V.M. Cappellin Factory, Murano, Italy, approximately 1923. Colored blown glass vase, model ‘5229’ (marked “1872” on the design), oval body, short neck, circular rim with a thick edge. Five prongs on the base. Bibliography: Vittorio Zecchin: Transparent Glass for Cappellin and Venini, Barovier and Sonego, p. 311 illustrates the model. 24x30 cm

Estimation

€1,200 - 1,500

Ercole Barovier (1889–1974) Murano Glassworks, Ita

172 - Ercole Barovier (1889–1974) Murano Glassworks, Italy, approximately 1950. Vase in deep blue glass with aventurine and lilac metallic inclusions, cylindrical body with diagonal ribs, circular opening. 14.5 cm Ø x 26 cm H

Estimation

€500 - 600

Giuliano Mian (Murano 1944–2020) Manifattura Muran

173 - Giuliano Mian (Murano 1944–2020) Manifattura Murano, Italy, approximately 1980. Vase in clear and gold submerged glass, decorated with irregular bubbles; oval body with a flat rim. Scratch-marked signature. 16 x 9 x 23 cm (Ø)

Estimation

€400 - 500

Ercole Barovier - Aureliano Toso (1889–1974, Muran

174 - Ercole Barovier - Aureliano Toso (1889–1974, Murano 1884–Murano 1979) Murano Glassworks, Italy, approximately 1960. Red blown-glass vase with an upper band of bubbly clear glass; cylindrical body with a flat, circular rim. Pointed signature. 12 cm Ø x 33 cm H

Estimation

€500 - 600

Fratelli Toso Clear glass vase with a bell-shaped

175 - Fratelli Toso Clear glass vase with a bell-shaped body, abstract sepia-colored decorations in free-form segments, polychrome relief decorations, and an oval-shaped mouth. Pointed signature. 14.5 x 9.5 x 20 cm (H)

Estimation

€500 - 600

Carlo Moretti (Murano 1934 – Venice 2008) Manifatt

176 - Carlo Moretti (Murano 1934 – Venice 2008) Manifattura Murano, Italy, approximately 1990. Blown glass vase from the “Troncocono” series, with a cylindrical body made of glass that is partly transparent and partly green, decorated with abstract motifs in dark lilac and orange, and a flat, circular rim. Pointed signature, series 27/300, production label. 13.5 cm x h 30.5 cm

Estimation

€600 - 700

Licio Zanetti (attributed to) (Venice 1937–2019) M

177 - Licio Zanetti (attributed to) (Venice 1937–2019) Manifattura Murano, Italy, approximately 1965. A semi-spherical bowl in clear glass, decorated on the inside with multicolored abstract motifs and red drips; created by Zanetti and Pitau, featuring a circular rim and a truncated conical base. Bibliography: I Veneziani: Vetro Moderno 1919–1990, Muriel Karasik Gallery, p. 47 for the technique. Approx. 22.5 cm x 16 cm (W x H)

Estimation

€200 - 250

Carlo Moretti (Murano 1934 – Venice 2008) Manifatt

178 - Carlo Moretti (Murano 1934 – Venice 2008) Manifattura Murano, Italy, approximately 1980. Transparent glass vase decorated with blue and green vertical bands; cylindrical body with a circular opening. Pointed signature and manufacturer’s label. 13.5 cm Ø x 31.5 cm H

Estimation

€600 - 700

Carlo Moretti (Murano 1934 – Venice 2008) Manifatt

179 - Carlo Moretti (Murano 1934 – Venice 2008) Manifattura Murano, Italy, approximately 2005. Blown glass vase from the “Esperimenti” series, with an oval body that is partially transparent and decorated with contrasting bands of coral red and milky white; low, vase-shaped neck; circular rim. Pointed signature, series 172/200, dated. Small chip on the rim. 16 cm Ø x 29.5 cm H

Estimation

€700 - 800

Carlo Moretti (Murano 1934 – Venice 2008) Manifatt

180 - Carlo Moretti (Murano 1934 – Venice 2008) Manifattura Murano, Italy, approximately 1980. Polished black glass vase decorated with vertical “macchiette” in bright colors (red, yellow, green, light blue, and white). Oval body with a flared neck and circular rim. Manufacturer’s label. 15.5 cm Ø x 129.5 cm H

Estimation

€700 - 800

Carlo Moretti (Murano 1934 – Venice 2008) Manifatt

181 - Carlo Moretti (Murano 1934 – Venice 2008) Manifattura Murano, Italy, approximately 1990. Polished green glass vase decorated with vertical “macchiette” in shades of red, yellow, blue, and white; bottle-shaped body with a narrow cylindrical neck and circular rim. Pointed signature and manufacturer’s label. 14 cm Ø x 33 cm H

Estimation

€500 - 600

Fratelli Toso Manifattura Murano, Italy, approxima

182 - Fratelli Toso Manifattura Murano, Italy, approximately 1990. Green blown-glass vase, teardrop-shaped body with a short neck and a flat, circular rim. Manufacturer’s label. 17.5 cm Ø x 24.5 cm H

Estimation

€300 - 350

Enrico Camozzo (Venice, 1965) Murano Glassworks, I

183 - Enrico Camozzo (Venice, 1965) Murano Glassworks, Italy, circa 2000. Blown glass vase “Ode to Picasso,” light blue glass, human head-shaped body decorated with multicolored filaments applied while hot. Pointed signature and label. 25 x 18 x 40.5 cm (Ø x H)

Estimation

€600 - 700

Sergio Costantini (Venice, 1956) Murano Glassworks

184 - Sergio Costantini (Venice, 1956) Murano Glassworks, Italy, circa 2000. Red blown-glass vase, body shaped like a human head decorated with multicolored filaments applied while hot, truncated conical base. Pointed signature. 28 x 13 x h41 cm

Estimation

€600 - 700

Ercole Barovier - Aureliano Toso (1889–1974, Muran

185 - Ercole Barovier - Aureliano Toso (1889–1974, Murano 1884–Murano 1979) Murano Glassworks, Italy, approximately 1960. Coral-red blown-glass potiche with lid, model ‘25813’, teardrop-shaped body with a hemispherical lid. Signed on the base and labeled. 26.5 cm Ø x 35.5 cm H

Estimation

€700 - 800

Toni Zuccheri (1936–2008) Clear glass vase with a

186 - Toni Zuccheri (1936–2008) Clear glass vase with a flattened cross-section, the lower part decorated with curved lines, a flared neck, and a flat, circular rim. 27 x 15 x 42 cm (H)

Estimation

€300 - 400

Murano Workshops, Manifattura Murano, Italy, appro

187 - Murano Workshops, Manifattura Murano, Italy, approximately 1989. Blown glass vase with vertical blue, red, and clear rods; teardrop-shaped body with a flared neck and a flat, circular rim. Pointed signature. 10.5 cm Ø x 24 cm H

Estimation

€250 - 300

Pauly & Co (Attr) Manifattura Murano, Italy, a

188 - Pauly & Co (Attr) Manifattura Murano, Italy, approximately 1980. Blown glass vase, spherical body with vertical ribbing and two-tone blue and amethyst banded decorations, flared neck with circular rim. 15 cm Ø x 16 cm H

Estimation

€180 - 220

Murano Glassworks, Murano, Italy, approximately 19

189 - Murano Glassworks, Murano, Italy, approximately 1980. Transparent glass vase with multicolored abstract diagonal designs, bell-shaped body with a flat rim. Label. 21 cm Ø x 30 cm H

Estimation

€300 - 350

Murano Glassworks, Manifattura Murano, Italy, appr

190 - Murano Glassworks, Manifattura Murano, Italy, approximately 1990. Light blue glass vase decorated with multicolored murrine; oval body with an asymmetrical, two-lipped rim. Engraved signature. 27 x 15 x 42 cm (H)

Estimation

€500 - 600

Remo Salvadori (Cerreto Guidi, 1947 – Milan, 2026)

191 - Remo Salvadori (Cerreto Guidi, 1947 – Milan, 2026) Manifattura Murano, Italy, approximately 1980. Centerpiece in opal glass decorated with a spiral motif, circular body with a hemispherical cavity. Manufacturer’s label. Approx. 43 cm x 7.5 cm (h)

Estimation

€200 - 250

Toni Zuccheri (1936–2008) Manifattura Murano, Ital

192 - Toni Zuccheri (1936–2008) Manifattura Murano, Italy, approximately 1970. Duck made of clear glass and decorated with half-filigree in lattima, with details in black glass paste. 36.5 x 20 x 15.5 cm (H)

Estimation

€250 - 300

Mario Ticcò (20th century) VeArt Murano, Italy, ap

193 - Mario Ticcò (20th century) VeArt Murano, Italy, approximately 1980. Two bottles made of pink blown glass and decorated with black glass paste, one with a conical body and one with a cylindrical body, both with a circular, wavy rim. Pointed signature. cm Ø19xh35 - Ø8xh35

Estimation

€600 - 700

P.P. Manifattura Murano, Italy, approximately 1990

194 - P.P. Manifattura Murano, Italy, approximately 1990. Vase in blue iridescent glass with a straw-colored gradient, faceted body, and flat, geometric rim. Pauly & Co. manufacturer’s label. 14 x 12 x 29.5 cm (H)

Estimation

€200 - 250

Fulvio Bianconi (attributed to) (1915–1996) Murano

195 - Fulvio Bianconi (attributed to) (1915–1996) Murano Glassworks, Italy, approximately 1960. Red glass vase decorated with diagonal milky rods, three-bulb body, cylindrical neck with a flat, flared rim. Accompanied by an old certificate of authenticity. 15 cm Ø x 40.5 cm H

Estimation

€250 - 280

Fratelli Toso Manifattura Murano, Italy, approxima

196 - Fratelli Toso Manifattura Murano, Italy, approximately 1960. Vase from the “Millefiori” series in blue glass decorated with fragments of multicolored murrine; bulbous body with a long, flared cylindrical neck; flat, circular rim; curved blue glass handles applied while hot. 13 x 13 x 27.5 cm (Ø)

Estimation

€200 - 240

Gino Cenedese (Murano 1907 – Murano 1973) Manifatt

197 - Gino Cenedese (Murano 1907 – Murano 1973) Manifattura Murano, Italy, ca. 1960. Black hollowed-out glass vase, with a globular body, a low flared neck, a circular rim, and two small curved side handles.

Estimation

€200 - 300

Murano Glassworks, Murano, Italy, approximately 19

198 - Murano Glassworks, Murano, Italy, approximately 1960. Vase made of milk-white blown glass with a bulbous body, flared neck, and flat circular rim, decorated with a hot-applied vine motif in turquoise and red glass. 13 cm Ø x 23 cm H

Estimation

€250 - 280

Art Glass (Attrib.) Manifattura Murano, Italy, app

199 - Art Glass (Attrib.) Manifattura Murano, Italy, approximately 1970. Bottle-shaped vase made of glass that is partly transparent smoked and partly ochre yellow, with an oval body, a long cylindrical neck, and a flat cylindrical rim. 17 cm Ø x 41 cm H

Estimation

€240 - 280

Murano Glassworks, Murano, Italy, approximately 19

200 - Murano Glassworks, Murano, Italy, approximately 1970. Paperweight made of layered lilac, blue, and clear glass, with a central bubble, an egg-shaped body, and a circular base. 9 x 12 cm (Ø)

Estimation

€180 - 220

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