PIERO PORTALUPPI Ras building, Milan.

Ras building, Milan. Mixed media on paper. . Lotto composed of three sketches on paper at the back bears the label "1958, ideas for the RAS building, Piazzale Biancamano Milano by Piero Portaluppi". W

Group of three stools in the manner of Piero Portaluppi in solid wood with legs joined by crossbars, fabric cushions. Milan, 1930s. (32x29x32 cm.) (defects) IT Gruppo di tre panchetti alla maniera di

Struttura in frassino e ciliegio. Piano in vetro specchiato., Disegno ispirato ai lavori di Piero Portaluppi., Prod. Italia, 2018, W. 240 - D. 90 - H. 78 Cm

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 (Milan Italy 1913-1988), city of cards 4 panel screen, Piero was an Italian painter, sculptor, interior decorator and engraver, each panel is 19-3/4 x 78-3/4 inchesoverall good clean

Piero Fornasetti (Milan 1913-1988) Metal ice box with stamped drawings of shells and fish and a gold metal lid. Mark on the base FORNASETTI MILANO MADE IN ITALY Size: 27 x 23 cm

TWO dishes that are a rare collectors item. "Spikes Series" is an original porcelain set realized by Piero Fornasetti (Milan, 1913-1988) in the 1960s. Original silk-screened porcelain. Marked on the b

δ Piero Manzoni (1933-1963) (after)Merda d'ArtistaTinned excrement, 1963-2013, published by the Foundation Piero Manzoni, Milan, overall size 60 x 80mm., (2 ½ x 1 ¼ in)δ This lot i

DESCRIPTION: Collection of forty glass lantern slides in case. Manufacturers include McAllister of New York. Themes include Florence, Moscow, Milan, buildings, sculptures, landscapes, and illustrated

Piero FORNASETTI (1913-1988) - Milan Ensemble de six assiettes en porcelaine de la série " Glorie della cusina italiana" D : 24,5 cm

3 Assorted Architectural Buildings color Lithographs New York City, Milan. All are framed. Size: 7 x 9 , 11 x 13

Artist shit. Multiple. Cm 6,50 x 7,50. Signature and edition on the cover. Vintage Shit of the Anniversary, May 2013. Produced and boxed by Piero Manzoni Foundation, Milan. Imprint on closure. Publica

Artist shit. 2013. Multiple. Cm 6,50. N.19. Signature and edition on the cover. Vintage Shit of the Anniversary, May 2013. Produced and boxed by Piero Manzoni Foundation, Milan. Imprint on closure.

Artist shit. Multiple. Cm 6,50 x 7,50. N. 11. Signature and edition on the cover. Vintage Shit of the Anniversary, May 2013. Produced and boxed by Piero Manzoni Foundation, Milan. Imprint on closure.

With a gold rim and a silk-screen decor. Maker's mark, diametro cm 24

Pair of Italian pewter marine-themed candlesticks by Piero Figura per Atena, Milan, of seahorse form with shell-form cups and shell and starfish bases. [11" H].

Wood, lacquered, one-sided with silkscreen Milan, Italy, 1955 Design: Piero Fornasetti (1913-1988) - Italian painter, sculptor, craftsman and decorator Execution: 2001, Fornasetti, Milan With the make

(pair) Italian Art Nouveau (Stile Floreale) rosewood chairs, attributed to Carlo Zen (Italian, 1851-1918) and Piero Zen (Italian, 1879-1950), Milan, c.1905, with brass and mother of pearl inlay, styli

Italian Art Nouveau (Stile Floreale) rosewood settee, attributed to Carlo Zen (Italian, 1851-1918) and Piero Zen (Italian, 1879-1950), Milan, c.1905, with brass and mother of pearl inlay, stylized clo

Italian Art Nouveau (Stile Floreale) rosewood vanity/ dressing table, attributed to Carlo Zen (Italian, 1851-1918) and Piero Zen (Italian, 1879-1950), Milan, early 20th c., triple mirror with beveled

Italian Art Nouveau (Stile Floreale) rosewood commode, attributed to Carlo Zen (Italian, 1851-1918) and Piero Zen (Italian, 1879-1950), Milan, early 20th c., mirror with three beveled plates, inset ma

(lot of 2) Italian Art Nouveau rosewood bedside cabinets, attributed to Carlo Zen (Italian, 1851-1918) and Piero Zen (Italian, 1879-1950), Milan, early 20th c., raised back with brass inlay, stylized

Piero Fornasetti (1913-1988) vest Milan, Italy silk size: Eur 50 20 1/2"w x 26 1/2"l