Carlo Hauner + Martin Eisler, Magazine Rack

CARLO HAUNER + MARTIN EISLERMagazine rack, ca. 1950Hammered copper, painted metal. Manufactured by Forma, Brazil.14.5" H × 20.5" W × 5" D

Due poltrone, tondino di ferro smaltato, multistrato curvato lastronato in legno di noce, ottone, terssuto imbottito. Produzione Forma 1960 ca. Timbro del produttore cm 81x70x72 Domus, n. 362, gennaio

CARLO HAUNER, MARTIN EISLER, FORMA, 1959. Due poltrone. Ferro verniciato, compensato curvato impiallacciato in palissandro, imbottiture rivestite in tessuto. Altezza cm 85, larghezza 70, profondita' 8

Carlo Hauner (1927-1997)& Martin Eisler (1913-1977)CostelaPair of lounge chairsWood, lacquered metal, brass and fabricEdited by Forma di Brescia, ItalyModel created circa 1965H 83 × L 70 × W

Forma Mompiano production armchair, 1959. Teak wood, painted metal and fabric.. Cm 80,00 x 82,00 x 70,00. Literature: Aric Chen, Brazil Modern: The Rediscovery of Twentieth-Century Brazilian Furniture

Fauteuil dit Costela Bois, métal, suédine 83 x 70 x 84 cm. Forma, circa 1959 Références : - Maria Cecilia Loschiavo dos Santos, Modern furniture in brazil, Olhares, 2015, p. 234. -

MARTIN EISLER + CARLO HAUNER (Argentine, 1913–1977, Brazilian, 1927-1997)Armchair, ca. 1950Jacaranda, metal, sheepskin. Produced by Forma, Brazil.One leg with Brazilian export sticker stamp

Martin Eisler and Carlo Hauner chaise lounges, pair FormaAustria/Italy / Brazil, c. 1955enameled steel, rattan25.5 w × 56 d × 34 h in (65 × 142 × 86 cm) Prov

CARLO HAUNER, MARTIN HEISLERCoppia di poltrone mod. CostelaStruttura in ferro laccato e legno massello. Prod. Forma 1950 ca. cm 70x70x84

Rare rosewood sofà with iron’s tube legs and original woven, for Forma Brescia 50’s. Literature; catalog Forma’s cover.. . Cm 265,00 x 62,00 x 70,00.

Poltrona in compensato curvato di teak e ferro verniciato.Prod. Forma anni '60cm 80x70x72

Portariviste. Multistrato curvato impiallacciato teak, metallo verniciato, canna d'india. Produzione Home, anni '50. Timbro a fuoco della manifattura. cm 34x43,5x26 A MAGAZINE RACK BY F.CAMPO & C. GRA

French art deco brass plated wrought iron magazine rack with leaping greyhounds. Circa 1935. 12"x 14"

Costela sofa for Forma Mompiano Brescia . 1960. Teak wood and painted metal.. Cm 136,00 x 81,00 x 64,00. Literature: Domus n. 362, January 1960, p.20

Bench for Forma. Teak wood and painted metal.. Cm 200,00 x 30,00 x 35,00. 1950s.

Martin Eisler Style Pair of 'Costela' chairs, 2000s Chrome-plated steel, solid walnut. Undersides with manufacturer's metal roundel. Each: 36" H x 27.75" W x 30" D

Tappeto in pura lana vergine. Prod. Minorca, Italia, 1960 ca. cm 225x149

Three (3) pieces Mission-style Stickley oak furniture. 1st item: Gus Bow Arm Morris chair having reverse-tapered legs and a four-way adjustable reclining back, an adaptation of an original Gustav Stic

A vintage, carved pine magazine rack, in the manner of Nicola L. 17.5 x 9 x 9 . Measurements are in inches. (Height x Width x Depth)

Revolving magazine rack table Al 1010, for MIM. 1958. Rosewood, grounded crystal and metal.. Cm 61,00 x 60,00 x 61,00. Literature: R. Lietti, Ico Parisi. Design. Catalogo ragionato 1936-1960, Silviana

Sculptural Magazine Rack Table, designed by Edward Wormley for Dunbar, American, circa 1950s. 24.75"H x 28.25"W x 15.5"D.

Walnut Victorian Renaissance magazine rack, 50 in. T, 30 in .W, 20 in. D.

Description - A custom made travertine marble coffee table with magazine rack. Dimensions - 14" x 55" x 29.5"

Birch and lacquered masonite magazine racks, including an assembled rack in red, and unassembled racks (3) in red, black, and gray. 14"h x 9.75"w x 11"d