TITO AGNOLI (Lima, 1931-Milan, 2012) for MATTEO GRASSI.

TITO AGNOLI (Lima, 1931-Milan, 2012) for MATTEO GRASSI. Set of eight Korium chairs. Black leather upholstery. Measurements: 78 x 63 x 48 cm. Set of eight chairs with metal structure and black leather

Tito Agnoli (Peruvian, 1931-2012) Matteo Grassi, c. 1978 set of Korium chairs leather embossed Mateo Grassi to underside of each seat cushion Height 33 inches Estimate $1,000-2,000

Tito Agnoli (Italian, 1931-2012) for Matteograssi Postmodern dining table with glass top above base in stitched brown saddle leather over metal frame, marked on bottom. 28.5" H x 42" diameter.

Tito Agnoli (Peruvian, 1931-2012). Dining chairs. Leather, steel. Designed for Matteo Grassi. Height: 31 1/2", Length: 17 1/2", Depth: 17 1/2", Seat Height: 18 1/4". Set of eight black leather dining

Tito Agnoli (Lima 1931 - Milano 2012) Floor lamp model "396". Produced by O-Luce, Milan, 1950s/1960s. Height-adjustable nickel-plated brass stem, white paper lampshade. (h max 191 cm.) Literature Cata

TITO AGNOLI (Lima, 1931 - Milano, 2012). Due poltrone in legno e sky nero. Anni '60. Mis. Lung. cm. 80 Alt. cm. 70 Prof. cm. 70 ca. Val. 1500/2000

TITO AGNOLI (Lima, 1931 - Milano, 2012). Due poltrone in rattan sagomate. Anni '50. Mis. Lung. cm. 65 Alt. cm. 67 Prof. cm. 104 ca. Val. 1000/1400

Tito Agnoli (Lima 1931 - Milano 2012)Bar forniture with two malacca and cane stools. Top covered in skai. Execution by Bonacina, Lurago D'Erba, 1950s. (Bar furniture: 124x106x45 cm.; stools: 40x86x40

Tito Agnoli (Italian, 1931-2012) Pair of Korium ArmchairsMatteo Grassi, Italy leather over steel H 33 x W 24 1/4 x D 21 1/2 inches. This lot is located in Chicago. Estate of Gary D. Jones, Proceeds to

Tito Agnoli (Peruvian, b. 1931) Set of Six Korium chairs Matteograssi, Italy leather, plastic debosed manufacturer's logo to each H 35 1/2 x W 24 3/4 inches

Tito Agnoli (1931-2012)Model 177ASconce with counterweightWood, Perspex, brass and lacquered aluminumEdited by O-LuceModel created in the 1960sH 97 (variable) × W 118 × Ø 32 (lampshade)

Due lampade da parete '251' per O-Luce anni '60 Ottone, gomma. 10,00 x 11,00 x 22,00 cm - TITO AGNOLI 1931-2012 Two '251' wall lamps for O-luce 1960s Brass, rubber. 3.94 x 4.33 x 8.66 in.

Italian mid-century modern daybed, attributed to Tito Agnoli (1931-2012) for Bonacina, c.1960s, bamboo and rattan frame, exterior: approx 27"h, 78"l, 35.5"d, interior: approx 75.5"l, 35"w Start Price:

A Miss B rolling adjustable rotating office chair. Modern Italian design for Pierantonio Bonacina by Tito Agnoli (1931-2012). Produced circa 1970s. Leather spaghetti strap design with metal frame and

Postmodern Italian set of (6) dining side chairs, black leather over steel, labeled. 31.5"h x 18.5"w x 20"d, seat height 18"

Coffee table with wicker magazine rack. 70's.47x105x57 cm approx. Tavolino con portariviste in midollino. Anni '70.

(8) Tito Agnoli for Matteograssi Korium leather armchairs, brown leather wrapped, 35"h x 24-1/2"w x 18"d, wear and rubs to leather

AGNOLI TITO (1931 - 2012) Floor lamp for O-Luce. 1957. Travertine and nickel-plated metal.. Cm 17,00 x 191,00 x 17,00. Literature: T. Braeuniger, O-Luce di Giuseppe Ostuni. Un catalogo ragionato, vol.

Three Corium armchairs for Matteograssi. 1978. Metal and leather. Cm 73,00 x 84,00 x 55,00. Literature: Domus n. 601, December 1979, p. 91

Herbert Ohl (1926-2012) for Matteo Grassi, Ballerina chairs, Italy, 1991, leather, powder-coated steel, signed.From a Westchester County, NY estate. - Dimensions: 28.5"w x 19"d x 29"h

Herbert Ohl (1926-2012) for Matteo Grassi, Ballerina chair, Italy, 1991, leather, powder-coated steel, signed, 28.5"w x 19"d x 29"h

(pair) Italian mid-century modern bamboo and rattan armchairs, attributed to Tito Agnoli (Italian, b.1931), c.1960s, continuous back and seat, approx 42.5"h, 24.5"w, 27"d, seat height: 16.5"h Start Pr

H. 87.5 x 63.5 x 52 cm. Made by Matteo Grassi, Milan. Tubular metal, leather, Bordeaux red. Marked: manufacturer's mark (punched).

Cascading chandelier with nine moulded glass transformers by Tito Agnoli for Oluce, Milan 1960s. 43H xW x15D inches