Piero Fornasetti tableware group

Piero Fornasetti tableware group, 20th c., Italy, incl. an oval platter, marked "Grande Antico, Fornasetti, Milano", and a set of (4) large rectangular coasters or trivets, auction lot sticker to back

Piero Fornasetti Group of eight quand on arrive clock coasters, when one arrives. Each ceramic coaster hand painted, circa 1950s. And stamped and numbered in the back.One blue coaster has a minor chip

Piero Fornasetti (1913-1988) Group of Twenty Themes and Variations Coasters porcelain, each signed with Fornasetti mark and numbered diameters 4in (10cm) Footnotes: Provenance Private Collection, Cali

Piero Fornasetti Signed group of 5 fruit plates

A group of five porcelain dishes by Piero Fornasetti. Stamped on bottom. Tray - 5.5 x 4.5 / Saucer - 4 diameter. Measurements are in inches. (Height x Width x Depth)

Group of ten Piero Fornasetti Zodiac Horoscope plates numbers 1 through 9 and plate 13

Piero Fornasetti Faces with vegetable plates group of 7

Piero Fornasetti (Milano 1913 - Milano 1988) Group of five plates of the series "Piatti tipici regionali". Milan, 1970s. Porcelain screen-printed in black and polychrome. Made for the clients of the P

Piero Fornasetti (Milano 1913 - Milano 1988) Group of five plates of the series "Piatti tipici regionali". Milan, 1970s. Porcelain screen-printed in black and polychrome. Marked on the back. (d 24 cm.

Group of Small Piero Fornasetti Porcelain Vide Poches Black printed marks. Comprising: An ashtray A set of four coasters A set of three smaller dishes Together with a Mayser porcelain ashtray The larg

Piero Fornasetti (1913-1988)'Musicali', a group of five coasters, 1950slithographically-decorated and hand painted ceramiceach 4 in. (10.2 cm.) diameterwith printed retailer’s label Fornasetti,

Piero Fornasetti Milano Made in Italy 4pc gilt ceramic group: tobacco / pipe themed lighter and cup and two Dinner at Eight coasters, Corbeille De Fruits and Bombe A La Groseille. 140-300

A Group of Dresser and Jewelry BoxesLate 19th/20th Centurycomprising of a Piero Fornasetti attributed domed box on ball feet with gilt accents, a burlwood veneer casket form box and a lacquered writin

Trumeau mod. Architettura con struttura in legno e legno laccato serigrafato. Marchio originale., Disegno originale del 1953., Prod. Fornasetti, Italia, 1990 ca., , W. 80 - D. 40,5 - H. 218 Cm, Biblio

Importante cassettone mod. Architettura con struttura in legno laccato e serigrafato. Pomelli e sostegni in ottone. Etichetta e Firma originale. Prod. Fornasetti, Italia, 1990 ca. cm 85x100x83, Biblio

Cassettone mod. Leopardo Legno dipinto a mano, ottone. Prod. Fornasetti, disegno del 1953, esecuzione del 2002. Marchio del produttore. cm 84x101x56 Literature: Barnaba Fornasetti (a cura di), Fornase

Piero Fornasetti, Milan, "Architettura" Trumeau designed 1951, manufactured 1975, in two pieces, screen-printed wood with pseudo-illusionist, trompe l'oeil decoration, the top opening to seven small g

PIERO FORNASETTI (Milan, 1913 – 1988) for BARDELLI, Italy. "Città di Carte (City of Cards)". Ceramic wall panels in six with polychrome printed decoration.Measurements: 162 x 183 cm (total

Piero Fornasetti "Adam and Eve (Adamo et Eva)" porcelain plates, set of 24, transferware and parcel gilt decoration, signed and numbered on reverse: "Adamo (Eva) Fornasetti Milano Made in Italy." 10.2

Each dated 1989, designed mid-20th century, each with ''Fornasetti Milano / Made in Italy'' sticker to underside, all but one numbered and dated verso, the numbered pieces 1, 2, 5, 7, 13, and 16 of 80

Piero Fornasetti (Italian, 1913-1988)Citta de Carte Folding Screen, designed 19

Piero Fornasetti Lithographed Double-Sided Folding Three Panel Screen Mid 20th century With birds to one side and architectural views to reverse. Height of each panel 63 3/4 inches, width 23 1/2 inche

Midcentury double sided room divider / four panel screen. Decorated with male garments and implements to one side and female to the other. From a Manhattan, NY estate. Dimensions: 22" w x 66" h each p

Piero Fornasetti 'Geometrico Bruno' dining table, circa 1955 Lithographic transfer-printed steel, painted steel. 71.5 cm high, 115.5 cm diameter Footnotes: Provenance Piero Fornasetti Studio, Milan Al