Carlo Battista Berruti Armchair with footrest model

Osvaldo Borsani (Varedo 1911 - Milano 1985) Armchair and footrest model "P110 Canada". Produced by Tecno, Varedo, 1965. Curved plywood and solid wood, padding covered in black leather. Manufacturer's

Franz T. Sartori (Milano 1927 - Milano 2000)Upholstered armchair with footrest model "Magister". Produced by Flexform, Meda, 1965ca. Black leather upholstered with solid teak aluminum profile legs. (a

Carlo de Carli Armchairs model 802, pair CassinaItaly, 1954upholstery, ash30½ h × 28¾ w × 32½ d in (77 × 73 × 83 cm) Provenance: Private Collection,

Carlo Forcolini (Como 1947) Armchair model "Signorina Chan". Produced by Alias, Italy, 1986. Structure in black painted metal and polyester mesh. (armchair: 89x89x95 cm; pouf: cm 60x45x56) (slight def

Carlo Scarpa (Venezia 1906 - Sendai 1978) Armchair model "Cornaro". Produced by Simon, San Lazzaro Di Savena, 1973. Turned varnished wood, padding covered in white fabric. (140x56x86 cm.) (slight defe

Carlo Scarpa (Venezia 1906 - Sendai 1978) Armchair model "Cornaro". Produced by Simon, San Lazzaro Di Savena, 1973. Turned varnished wood, padding covered in white fabric. (140x56x86 cm.) (slight defe

You and Me pair of armchairs for Damber, Italy. Lacquered bent beech wood and fabric.. Cm 65,00 x 70,00 x 70,00. 1970s.

Armchair with footrest. Steel and leather. Cm 75,00 x 75,00 x 110,00. Pair of Brazilia model armchairs. For Mobilier International-France, 70s. Brushed steel structure, padding and non-original white

915 armchair for Cinova. 1970. Chromed metal and leather. Cm 86,00 x 86,00 x 86,00. Footrest: 36 x 65 x 65 cm Literature: Giuliana Gramigna, Repertorio 1950-2000, Allemandi, Torino, 2003, p. 158.

Carlo de Carli (1910-1999) Pair of armchairs Stained birch, brass and fabric Model created circa 1950 H 75 x L 60 x W 65 cm Bibliography: Domus, no. 268, 1952 unpaginated

Carlo de Carli Dining chairs model 671, set of eight CassinaItaly, c. 1955walnut, upholstery armchairs: 33.5 h x 22.25 w x 19 d in (85 x 57 x 48 cm) sidechairs: 33.5 h x 19 w x 19 d in (85 x

In black leather upholstery and rosewood shaped laminate frame. Models 670 and 671. Snap button attachment of upholstered seat, back, footrest pieces to frames. Partial label on armchair. Dimensions:C

Hans J. Wegner 'Papa Bear' armchair, model no. AP19, designed 1951 Oak, fabric upholstery. 98 x 90 x 89 cm Manufactured by A.P. Stolen, Copenhagen, Denmark. Footnotes: Provenance Bruun Rasmu

Gaetano Pesce Vitra Armchair, model Green Street. Designed 1984. Fiberglass, stainless steel rods. 93 x 56 x 58 cm. Literature: Charlotte & Peter Fiell, 1000 Chairs, Köln 1997, Abb. S. 560.

Pierre Jeanneret (1896-1967), Easy Armchair, pair, model PJ-SI-29-A, France, India, c.1955-56, teak, caning, upholstery, 21.25"w x 26.75"d x 28.5"h; right: 21.25"w x 26"d x 28.5"h Provenance: From the

Gaetano Pesce Vitra Armchair, model Green Street. Designed 1984. Fiberglass, stainless steel rods. 95 x 60 x 57cm. Marked with sticker. Literature: Charlotte & Peter Fiell, 1000 Chairs, Köln 1997

Josef Hoffmann was a founder of the Wiener Werkstätte and an important part of the Vienna Secession movement. This original “J.& J. Kohn†circa 1900 wing back armchair #666 is an importan

Ebonized wood structure, embossed copper and mother-of-pearl details. Parchment upholstery and trimmings., From a private collection - Milan, Italy, c. 1900, W. 67 - D. 67 - H. 100 Cm

Bruno Paul, '7091' armchair, model for the 1st flat of the artist in Berlin, 1907, H. 94.5 x 56.5 x 59.5 cm. Made by Vereinigte Werkstätten, Munich. Oak, marquetry of ebonised wood, beige fabric.

Pierre Jeanneret (1896-1967), Easy Armchair, model PJ-SI-29-A, France, India, c.1955-56, teak, caning, upholstery, 20.75"w x 28.5"d x 30"h $4,000 - $6,000

Gustav Stickley Cube armchair, model 335 USA, c. 1910oak, upholstery 29 h × 26 w × 27.75 d in (74 × 66 × 70 cm) Literature: Craftsman Catalogue,

Gustav Stickley Cube armchair, model 335 USA, c. 1910oak, upholstery 29.25 h × 25.75 w × 27.75 d in (74 × 65 × 70 cm) Literature: Craftsman Catalogu

Gio Ponti (Milano 1891 - Milano 1979) Armchair model "Continuum". Produced by Bonacina, Lurago D'Erba, 1963. Manao, rush and bark. (60x99x85 cm.) (defects) Literature L. Licitra Ponti, Gio Ponti. Lâ�

Osvaldo Borsani (Varedo 1911 - Milano 1985) Armchair model "P40". Produced by Tecno, Varedo, 1956. Structure in black painted steel, small parts and joints in turned brass, foam rubber and upholstery