Luigi Brusotti (1926)(Attributed)A pair of tripod

Ottone, vetro stampato. 150 x 110 x 30 cm Brass, molded glass. 59.05 x 43.31 x 11.81 in. TAGS: DESIGN

Luigi Brusotti (20th c.)Floor lampBrass, metal and glassModel created in the 1940sH 167 × Ø 54 cm

Struttura in legno e cristallo specchiato, dettaglio in ottone. Prod. Galvoglas - Brusotti, Italia, 1940 ca.

BRUSOTTI LUIGI Floor lamp. Cutted crystal and brass.. Cm 33,00 x 180,00 x 33,00. 1950s.

Ceiling lamp. Glass and brass.. Cm 90,00 x 122,00 x 48,00. 1950s.

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Large mirror. Brass and mirror. Cm 91,00 x 228,00 x 3,50. Brusotti label, 1940s.

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Specchiera retroilluminataAlluminio, vetro specchiato con decorazione geometrica.Prod. Brusotti, 1970 ca.cm 89x110x6

turquoise

repair to both

Wall mirror. 1952. Crystal.. Cm 90,00 x 60,00. Label on the back "GALVOGLAS BRUSOTTI".

hairlline to one

Fiesta pair tripod candle holders, red

red, one with minor nick

Pair of tripod fern stands by Ferguson, with reticulated brass galleries. [41 x 10 1/2 (dia) (top) x 17 (dia) (base) inches].

red

Pair of tripod wood flower holders. [58 x 12 (dia) (top) x 12 (dia) (base) inches].

yellow, very minor nick to one

DESCRIPTION: Two ancient tripod li-ding (ritual bronze food cauldron), each featuring a taotie above each leg flanked by protodragons and finished with a pair of handles. Each piece bears an inscripti

Pair of appliques. 1949. Ceramics and brass. Cm 20,00 x 35,00 x 15,00. Literature (for comparison sees): Domus n. 11, July 1937, p. 15 - Domus n. 233; February 1949, cover

Gerald Thurston (American, 1914-2005), Pair of Tripod Table Lamps1950s, walnut and brass, unmarked. 17 x 10 x 10 in. One of Gerald's lamps was shown in the 1950 Good Design Exhibition at MoMA. Also in

A pair of Luigi Mellara Murano Italian studio art glass sculptures. Abstract clear glass figural forms featuring internal swirls of color. Their feet are seemingly modeled backward from the rest of th

RED FIESTA WARE PAIR OF TRIPOD CANDLESTICKS, each marked under the base, "Fiesta / HLC, U.S.A." Homer Laughlin. Circa 1936-1944. 3 1/2" H.Provenance: The collection of Charles N. Keye, being sold to b