TAPIO WIRKKALA; CHRISTOFLE

Duo' silverplated flatware service by Tapio Wirkkala for Christofle, 1957. Comprised of six, eight-piece place settings along with a serving spoon and ladle (50 pieces in total).

TAPIO WIRKKALA Servizio di posate 'Duo' per Christofle 1957 Metallo argentato. Marchio del produttore. Servizio da dodici coperti completo (12 forchette; 12 cucchiai; 12 coltelli; 12 coltelli frutta;

Christofle Cutlery set by Tapio Wirkkala. 159 Pieces. France. Mid 20th. Century

Shipping in USA $ 200. Duo aka Silver Wing by Christofle Silverplate. Christofle Magnificent 116 Pcs Flatware Complete for 12 Persons Please see the photos 9 Dozens and 8 serving pieces .

Tapio Wirkkala. 'Lunar Sol' candlestick, 1959. H. 32 x 22.5 x 19 cm. Made by Christofle, Paris. Bronze, metal rods, tubular metal, silver-plated. Marked: CHRISTOFLE FRANCE, knight, COLL. GALLIA.

Portacandele in metallo.Prod. Christofle fine anni '50Marcato sul bordocm 32x23x19

Tapio Wirkkala (1915-1985)TapioCutlery set with 224 piecesSilver and steelEdited by Kultakeskus OyHallmark 830Model created in 1957Contains 16 salad forks (17,5 cm), 16 forks (19 cm), 16 serving forks

Tapio Wirkkala (1915-1985)Model K10-11Pair of floorlampsBrass, cast iron and lacquered metalEdited by IdmanMarked 'IDMAN'Model created circa 1955H 180 × L 90 × Ø 17 cmBibliography : T.

Tapio Wirkkala (1915-1985)Floor lamp, model K10-11Brass and lacquered metalEdited by IdmanManufacturer’s stampModel created in 1955H 140 (variable) ×L 85×Ø 20 (base) cmBibliograph

Tapio Wirkkala (1915-1985)Model n°K10-11Floor lampBrass, lacquered cast iron and lacquered metalEdited by IdmanManufacturer's stampModel created circa 1955H 130 (variable) × L 100 (variable)

Tapio Wirkkala (1915-1985)KantarelliSet of eight vasesGlassEdited by IttalaEach piece engraved 'TAPIO WIRKKALA IITTALA'Model created circa 1950The tallest : H 37 × Ø 7 cmThe smallest : H 11

Tapio Wirkkala (1915-1985)Model K11-16Pair of table lampsBrass, metal and leatherEdited by IdmanEngraved 'IDMAN OY'Model created circa 1958H (variable) 45 × L 6,5 × P 17 cmBibliography : M.

Tapio Wirkkala (1915-1985)SnipesTwo sculpturesBronze, aluminium and glassEdited by Kultakeskus OySigned 'KULTAKESKUS OY DESIGN TAPIO WIRKKALA MADE IN FINLAND'Model created circa 1960H 26 × L 28 &

Tapio Wirkkala (1915-1985)MarskiFlatware with 98 pieces and its original caseWood and silverPlaque in Sterling silver, engraved 'Marski No. 124'Model created in 1962Case dimensions: H 20,5 × L 50

Tavolo basso Multistrato di legno tornito. Finlandia, 1960 ca. cm 46x113x60

Tapio Wirkkala (1915-1985)Set of eight candleholdersBrassEdited by KultakeskusSigned 'Design Tapio Wirkkala kultakeskus Oy'Model created circa 1960H 24 cm

Tapio Wirkkala (1915-1985)Set of six mugs and one jugSilver 925Edited by KultakeskusSigned 'TW' and marked 'Kultakeskus'Hallmark 925Model created in 1962Jug : H 25 cmMugs : H 8 cm

Tapio Wirkkala (1915-1985)TapioFlatware set with 106 elementsSilverEdited by Kultakeskus, FinlandKultakeskus hallmarkModel created in 195712 forks (17 cm)12 knoves (19 cm)7 dessert knives (15 cm)12 de

Tapio Wirkkala (1915-1985)Model K10-11Floor lampBrass and lacquered metalEdited by IdmanModel created circa 1950H 150 × L 80 × W 20 cmBibliography: T. Sakalari, K. Lehtova and W. Söders

Murano, 1979-1980, h. 49-32-23-22.5-21.5 cm., Five bottles of the Bolle series, in incalmo blown glass, pointed signatures under the basesLiterature: F. Deboni, I vetri Venini, 2 voll., Torino 2007, I

A beautifully patinated "K10-11 Crane" adjustable floor lamp, produced in the 1950's, designed by Tapio Wirkkala for Idman, Brass, painted metal, Maximum Height = 170cm, Signed ”Idman”

A white "K10-11 Crane" adjustable floor lamp, initially produced in the 1950's, designed by Tapio Wirkkala for Idman, Brass, painted metal, Maximum Height = 170cm, Stamped Idman

Tapio Wirkkala (1915-1985)Non-stopCandleholderBrassEdited by KultakeskusModel created circa 1970H 14 × L 160 cm

Platter - c.1951 Laminated birch 48 x 24,8 cm Edited by Martti Lindqvist, Finland Underside incised with "W" Literature: House Beautiful (New York), "The most beautiful object of 1951", January 1952,