Piero Fornasetti (Attribution) Waste Can

Italian waste can. 1960's. Lithograph transferred to plastic. 9 1/4w x 6 1/4d x 11 1/4h.

Table top box, Italy 1950's. Lithographic transfer print on lacquered wood, brass. 5w x 5d x 8h

Piero Fornasetti (Italian, 1913-1988), mid 1960s. A waste paper basket in the "Cammei" pattern. Marked to underside. Approximate height 11", diameter 10.425".

Piero Fornasetti Vintage Waste Basket. Enamel decorated on metal basket with a brass rim has a scene of airplanes flying in the sky; signed on the bottom “La Microtecnica, Per IL 50 mo Anniversario

PIERO FORNASETTI Italian Modernist Waste Can Basket. Ebonized finish w stenciled key design. Brass trim and feet, red interior. Marked Fornasetti Milano Italy.-- Dimensions: H: 12 inches: W: 10.25 inc

Decorated waste basket. Enameled metal, brass. Label-Fornasetti, Milano, Made in Italy. 10 1/4 dia x 11 1/4h

Trumeau mod. Architettura con struttura in legno e legno laccato serigrafato. Marchio originale., Disegno originale del 1953., Prod. Fornasetti, Italia, 1990 ca., , W. 80 - D. 40,5 - H. 218 Cm, Biblio

Importante cassettone mod. Architettura con struttura in legno laccato e serigrafato. Pomelli e sostegni in ottone. Etichetta e Firma originale. Prod. Fornasetti, Italia, 1990 ca. cm 85x100x83, Biblio

Cassettone mod. Leopardo Legno dipinto a mano, ottone. Prod. Fornasetti, disegno del 1953, esecuzione del 2002. Marchio del produttore. cm 84x101x56 Literature: Barnaba Fornasetti (a cura di), Fornase

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 "Adam and Eve (Adamo et Eva)" porcelain plates, set of 24, transferware and parcel gilt decoration, signed and numbered on reverse: "Adamo (Eva) Fornasetti Milano Made in Italy." 10.2

Each dated 1989, designed mid-20th century, each with ''Fornasetti Milano / Made in Italy'' sticker to underside, all but one numbered and dated verso, the numbered pieces 1, 2, 5, 7, 13, and 16 of 80

Piero Fornasetti (Italian, 1913-1988)Citta de Carte Folding Screen, designed 19

Piero Fornasetti Lithographed Double-Sided Folding Three Panel Screen Mid 20th century With birds to one side and architectural views to reverse. Height of each panel 63 3/4 inches, width 23 1/2 inche

Midcentury double sided room divider / four panel screen. Decorated with male garments and implements to one side and female to the other. From a Manhattan, NY estate. Dimensions: 22" w x 66" h each p

Piero Fornasetti 'Pompeiana' corner cabinet, 1988 Lithographic transfer-print on wood, lacquered wood, glass, brass. Produced by Fornasetti Milano, Italy. Manufacturer's mark to lower edge ‘Forn

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

PIERO FORNASETTI, S.A.L.I.R. Un vaso in vetro cristallo con decoro di mani e farfalle a smalti colorati, ca 1950 Certificato di autenticità su foto, etichetta originale della manifattura Altezza cm

Piero Fornasetti , 'Giro di frutta' coffee table, 1960s, H. 41 cm, Ø 101 cm. Made by Fornasetti, Milan. Sheet metal painted red with polychrome decor, sheet metal painted white, sectional metal

Piero Fornasetti Rare double-sided folding screen Fornasetti MilanoItaly, 1952/55hand-painted and lithographic transfer-printed lacquered wood, brass 81 h × 59.5 w × 1 d in (206 &ti

Title: Piero Fornasetti Style Commode, Chest, French / Italian Renaissance Hand PaintedDescription: Piero Fornasetti style nightstand, commode / chest, French Italian Renaissance hand painted. Highly

Piero Fornasetti Sun or Sole Mirror, Italy, circa 1960s. This is one of Fornasetti's rarest designs. The only other example we could find was offered at Wright, October 7, 2008, lot 472. It measures 2

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