Rationalist bed, walnut, walnut burl and maple.
The lines that resume the drawings of Marcello Piacentini and Giuseppe Terragni.
The manufacturer and the Vezzani di Pescia
Internal measures 170×204

Designed in 1951 by Italian architect and furniture maker Marco Zanuso, these iconic chairs are a symbol of stylish, material and technological innovation. They won a gold medal at the Milan Triennale in the year of their debut.

The Lady chairs have a slim metal base that contrasts with the soft upholstered parts. They are made up of different pieces with different densities of foam rubber, which was a revolutionary construction method for the time. The seats have been completely reupholstered in a high-quality white fabric, which perfectly complements the elegant and modern design. The white color gives the chairs a fresh and light look, which can beautify any room.

The Lady chairs are not only beautiful to look at, but also comfortable to sit in. They have a spacious and ergonomic seat that adapts to the shape of the body. The backrest is slightly curved and offers good support for the back. The armrests are wide and soft, ideal for relaxing.

A rare and impressive carved white marble neoclassical bench. Late 19th century Italian, Florentine.

Backrest with relief carving of Bacchus in triumphal procession, armrests of reclining satyrs with musical pipes, on acanthus leaf carved supports.

h 121 x w 221 x d 65 cm

The bench belongs to a rare set produced in Italy in the late 19th Century. Probably by a florence carving studio Each seems to combine elements from the past dynamic shape of the “Bacchus Throne” marble chair now displayed in Louvre, Annibale Carracci’s “Triumph of Bacchus” from the ceiling fresco of th Galeria Farnese, Rome (1597-1601) together with a more figural composition approach to furniture of the celebrated sculptor Andrea Brustolon.

The and valuation of this bench was done by Silas Currie Leigh-Wood, head of the British and European scuplture and work of arts at Dreweatts Auctions.

The piece has been restored in the 1980s. The restauration has been redone with todays improved and better techniques and materials.

Made of solid walnut wood and embroidered in suede upholstery, Khepri armchair, perfectly complements the elegant lines of a timeless decor. You can find the tall and short version of the armchair, which fits wonderfully to different moments. It´s a perfect combination of elements for a luxurious living room.

One of the rarest of mid-century design sofas, the “Anfibio” sofa bed was a design by Alessandro Becchi for Giovannetti Collezioni in 1972. The Anfibio is a cult item of its genre. It combines aesthetics with practicality; with a few simple manoeuvres it can be transformed from comfortable sofa to a full sized double bed. This particular example is in superb condition considering its age. The vast majority of these sofas that are available to buy have been reupholstered but this example almost certainly dating to the late 1970s / early 1980s is still in its original denim fabric upholstery. The Anfibio is a wonderful conversation piece, an icon of pop-art design and can be seen at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.

Height: 60cm
Width: 176cm
Depth: 94cm
Seat Height: 35cm

Shipped in disassembled form.

Curtain up, film! Wonderful Belgian vintage cinema chair from Fibrocit, Brussels. This elegant Art Deco three-seater Kinobank dates from the 1920s and was lovingly restored. The cinema chairs are in a very good, prepared state that you can refer to the extensive detailed photos. They are stable and do not have to be attached.

These vintage cinema seats give your own four walls that certain something and are perfect for the entrance area, the hallway or the kitchen. Also in the commercial sector, as a bench, they ensure a feel-good atmosphere, for example in the reception or waiting area of ​​an office, a doctor’s office or law firm. As a seat in a café or a bar, you can also be used and are also a real eye catcher.

Since several three -seater are available, the seat number can vary.

Dimensions:
154cm width x 89cm height
Depth in a folded condition: 38cm
Depth in a fold -out condition: 47.5cm
Seat height: 48cm

Rare “cube flesh” chair in designer leather from Heinz Julen.
Handcrafted in 1994, in the workshops of Zermatt in Switzerland. This chair is number 37 on 190 products.
It is a limited series.
A signed lithography is sold with.
Chair dimensions
Open: 84x82x69 cm.
Closed: 62x60x60 cm.

Two seat aubergine wool fabric sofa with varnished birch frame, loose cushions. Produced in Denmark
Condition Good, usage marks