Vittorio Introini, Saporiti, toeletta 1970

VITTORIO INTROINI Un tavolo "Ritmus" per SAPORITI ITALIA, 1970. Fusione di alluminio, trave in legno, cristallo molato. Stampigliato sul legno "Saporiti Italia design architetto V. Introini" Cm 68 (h)

Poltrona con poggiapiedi mod P60, Proposals Saporiti 1970. Tessuto imbottito - AN ARMCHAIR BY V. INTROINI cm 80x86x86; cm 35x75x60 Etichetta della manifattura G. Gramigna, "Repertorio 1950 - 1980", Mi

Dinner table, 1970 ca. h 73 x 215 x 121 cm steel structure and glass plane. Saporiti ManufactureDefects.

Height: 216 cm Width: 133,5 cm Depth: 37 cm Pelikan modular bookcase designed for Saporiti in 1970s, the composition was created to be a centerpiece, all the bodies in the back have rounded corners. T

Italy, 1970s, 120x6 cm., pair of wall mirrors in steel and mirrored glass

Width cm. 267 Depth cm. 49 Height cm. 216 Pellican modular storage bookcase designed by Vittorio Introini for Saporiti. 1970s. Bordeaux lacquered wood, smoked glass and steel handles.The composition i

Ca. 1960s-1970s. Italian Postmodern suede "proposals" P60 lounge chair and p62 ottoman by Vittorio Introini for Saporiti. In current state we would describe this as fair to good though we believe lots

VITTORIO INTROINI (1935) per SAPORITI. Divano in acciaio cromato, plexiglass e pelle. Con etichetta del produttore sotto il cuscino. Anni '60-'70. Mis. Lung. cm. 163 Alt. cm. 66 Prof. cm. 92 ca. Val.

Vittorio Introini for Saporiti rosewood side chair. Dimensions - 32" x 17" x 16"

VITTORIO INTROINI Produzione Saporiti, Italia 1960 ca. Sei sedie modello “Chelsea” struttura in legno, seduta e spalliera con imbottitura e rivestite con tessuto a righe nere e beige, giun

Proposals leather lounge chair by Vittorio Introini for Saporiti Italy Circa 1960s - Single Owner Direct from a River Oaks Estate - 30 in tall x 40 x 36

P.60 chair and ottoman by Vittorio Introini for Saporiti. 31 x 39 x 27. All measurements are in inches.

Pellican modular bookcase designed by Vittorio Introini for Saporiti, the composition was created to be also a modular unit, all the bodies at the bottom have rounded corners. The handles are made of

Vittorio Introini for Saporiti P60 lounge chair and ottoman, upholstery with linear pattern in light shades of grey, blue, purple, and pink. Chair: 31.5" H x 36" W x 32" D; ottoman: 13" H x 29.5" W x

VITTORIO INTROINI Shelving System Saporiti Italy, 1969 Chrome-Plated Upright Steel Frame Supports Two Part Stainless Steel Shelves. Proposals Label. -- Dimensions: H: 84 inches: W: 26 inches: D: 14.5

Pair of Vittorio Introini Bookcase from the Proposta series model P700 in chromed metal and mirrored steel with f.Prod. Saporiti, Italy, 1969. Designed by Vittorio Introini and produced by Saporiti in

VITTORIO INTROINI Una credenza per SAPORITI, circa 1966. Legno laccato, metallo cromato. Altezza massima cm 97, lunghezza 244, profondità 49. A sideboard manufactured by SORMANI, circa 1966. Painte

Pellicano sideboard for Saporiti. Mahogany wood and metal. Cm 245,00 x 93,00 x 50,00. 1970s.

Pair of Vittorio Introini (b. 1935) for Saporiti 'P60' Chairs and Ottomans, Italy, designed c. 1962, leather, with cloth label for 'Proposals' series, chair, ht. 31 1/2, seat ht. 14, wd. 35, dp. 34, o

P60 armchair for Saporiti. Metal, leather. Cm 100,00 x 82,00 x 78,00. footrest: 35 x 76 x 59 cm Literature: Domus n. 480, Novembre 1969, p. 127

Height: 72 cm Width: 180 cm Depth: 131 cm Chromed metal and marble table designed by Vittorio Introini for Residence Vips in the 1970s, of fine Italian manufacture. The top is made entirely of black m

Metallo cromato, vetro. Difetti al vetro. 37,00 x 120,50 x 82,00 cm - Chrome-plated metal, glass. Defects on glass. 14.57 x 47.44 x 32.28 in.

Vittorio Introini (1935)(Attributed)Chair. Produced by Saporiti, 1970s. Chromed metal, upholstered seat and back seat in gray colour with polychrome geometric decoration. (50x79x57 cm.) (slight defect

Libreria pensile, Proposal Saporiti 1969. Acciaio cromato - A BOOK CASE BY V. INTROINI cm 230x65x36 lievi difetti alla cromatura K. Heisenger, G. Marcus, "Design since 1945", Milano 1983, p. 126