Mario Botta (Mendrisio 1943) Poltroncina modello

Mario Botta (Mendrisio 1943) Table model "Tesi". Produced by Alias, Grumello Del Monte (Bg), 1986. Structure in black painted steel and expanded metal, transparent ground glass top. (245x74x85 cm.) (s

Mario Botta (b. 1943) Pair of Shogun SconcesArtemide, Italy enameled steel, aluminum with manufacturer's markings H 12 1/2 x W 13 x D 13 inches This lot is located in Chicago.

Mario Botta (b. 1943)Four Seconda armchairs for Alias, late 20th centuryDesigned 1982Each with embossed: Alias ItalyBlack enameled steel frames and perforated steel seats with polyurethane cylindrical

MARIO BOTTA Una poltroncina 'Quinta' per ALIAS, 1985. Lamiera smaltata. Altezza cm 93, larghezza 45, profondità 56. Letteratura: Giuliana Gramigna, Repertorio 1950-2000, Allemandi, Torino, 2003, p.

Mario Botta (b. 1943) for Alias, Latonda chairs, pair, Italy, c.1986, black enameled steel, leather, 25"w x 20"d x 30"

MARIO BOTTA Una poltroncina "Seconda" per ALIAS, 1982. Acciaio tubolare e lamierino traforato verniciati, poliuretano. Altezza cm 72, larghezza 52, profondità 58. A "Seconda" armchair manufactured

Mario Botta (b. 1943) for Alias Botta 91 chairs, set of six Switzerland/Italy, 1991 enameled steel, leather, rubber unmarked 20 1/2"w x 22 1/2"d x 31 1/2"h

Mario Botta (Swiss, b. 1943) Shogun table lamp. Atemide, Italy. Dimensions: 24 1/2" X 12 1/2" X 12 1/2" Very good condition with minor use wear. Please see photograph preview or call.

Mario Botta (Swiss, b.1943) for Artemide - Shogun Terra Floor Lamp. Metal construction with curved adjustable perforated sheet-metal diffusers. Marked. Working condition. Height: 196cm. Base: 30x30cm.

Botta, Mario (1943-) Quinta (1984) Description: Qintal chair by Swiss architect Mario Botta manufactured for the Italian furniture manufacturer Alias. Condition report: Upon request, We will gladly an

Poltroncina mod. Quarta Scatolato metallico, lamiera traforata, poliuretano espanso. Prod. Alias, 1984 ca. Marchio del produttore. cm 72x52x57 Literature: G. Gramigna, Le fabbriche del Design, Alleman

Robot, 1989 h 121 x 36 x 38 cm Desk/chest of drawers. Iron base, pear wood, nine drawers and one element as writing desk. Alias Manufacture. LITERATUREOp to Pop: Furniture of the 1960 s, Boston 1999,

Armchair with plywood frame and leather upholstery. Morelato Italy, 2013, W. 80 - D. 60 - H. 73 Cm, Literature, Original catalogue.

Mario Botta, 'Obliqua' easy chair, 1989, H. 71 x 92 x 84 cm. Made by Alias, Grumello del Monte, c. 1992. MDF-board, painted black, polyurethane, 'Zebra' cover. , Tusquets-Blanca, Das Internationale De

Mario Botta, 'Shogun Terra' floor lamp, 1986, H. 203 cm. Made by Artemide, Milan. Cast metal, blackened, tubular metal, sheet metal, painted black and white. Marked: Manufacturer and designer's inform

Mario Botta Alias 6 chairs model Quinta. Designed 1985. Black painted steel wire and perforated metal. 94 x 45 x 57cm. Partly marked with 'Alias' sticker. Literature: Giuliana Gramigna, Repertorio del

77 x 12 x 12 in

A pair of 'Seconda' armchairs by Mario Botta for Alias.

Mario Botta Artemide, Mailand Floor lamp model Shogun. Designed 1986. Black and white lacquered metal. 199x33x32cm. The floor lamp is no longer in production. Inscribed under the pillar and with the o

Six Alias Italy stove enameled and matte steel chairs, model Seconda 602, designed by Mario Botta, circa 1980, having double cylindrical back supports. Retail price $1400 each. [28 1/2 x 20 1/2 x 22 1

Sei sedie mod. Quinta con struttura in metallo laccato. Prod. Alias, Italia, 1985 cm 45x56x93, Bibliografia G. Gramigna, Repertorio 1950-80, p. 344, Mondadori, 1985.

Mario Botta Alias 2 armchairs, model Seconda. Designed 1982. Silver-grey painted metal, rubberized foam. 72 x 52 x 57cm. Marked 'Alias Ialy' on the backrest. Literature: Giuliana Gramigna, Repertorio

A lot of three Alias Mario Botta Seconda 602 Italy chairs, 1982. Marked Alias Italy. Condition: excellent. Width: 52 cm Length: 58 cm Height: 72 cm

Mario Botta, 'Shogun Terra' floor lamp, 1986, H. 198 cm. Made by Artemide, Milan. Tubular metal, sheet metal, varnished white and black. , Collins, Design und Postmoderne, Munich 1990, p. 23.