Riccardo Moncalvo, In Riva al Lago, Italy, c. 1940

Scalinata, 1940 Stampa alla gelatina sali d€™argento, stampata 1958. Firmata e datata a penna nera sull€™immagine. Timbro del fotografo al verso_x000B_cm 39,3 x 27_x000B__x000B_Gelatin silver

Glass, brass Italy, c. 1940 Fontana Arte, Milan – Italian manufacturer of lights 20-light fixture Dimensions: 107 x 88 x 48.5 cm Good condition Mundane design with classicist motifs like acanthus le

Guglielmo Ulrich rare lounge chairs, pair Italy, c. 1940 mohair, lacquered wood 25.5 w x 25 d x 33 h inches Literature: Trent'anni di Galleria Colombari 1980-2010, Colombari, pg. 138

Ercole Barovier brocca Barovier & Toso Italy, c. 1940 pulegoso glass with amber and gold leaf applications 7 dia x 14.75 h inches Signed with rare two-line acid stamp to underside: [Barovier Toso Mura

Pietro Chiesa Sconces, pair Fontana ArteItaly, c. 1940brass, parchment shades, enameled brass, cording28 h × 13¾ w × 7½ d in (71 × 35 × 19 cm) Literature:

Valzania Console Italy, c. 1940cherry 25.25 h x 53.75 w x 13.5 d in (64 x 137 x 34 cm) Console features three drawers. This work will ship from Chicago, Illinois.

Giuseppe Pagano Lounge chairs and ottomans for Bocconi University, Milan, pair MaggioniItaly, c. 1940oak plywood, sheepskin chairs: 35 h × 23.5 w × 26.5 d in (89 × 60 ×

Murano lamps, pair Italy, c. 1940 glass, silk, brass 21 w x 21 d x 37.5 h inches

Structure made of vitreous-china made by casting and glazed. , Marked Richard-Ginori Vetrochina. , Richard Ginori, Italy, 1940 c., W. 35 - D. 50 - H. 55 Cm, Literature, La porcellana da bagno, una sto

Painting of Italy by A. de la Vika,c.1940. Painting: 23"X 39" in a frame: 32.5"x 49".

Piero Fornasetti Procuratie Venetian blinds Italy, c. 1960 lithograph on aluminum, enameled steel 35.5 w x 2 d x 98 h inches Literature: Fornasetti: The Complete Universe, Fornasetti et al., pg. 514

Mid-Century "Torchon" technique, thick twisted glass and brass wall mirror. c.1940/50s. Marked Venini Murano, Made in Italy. Dimensions: H 15.5" x Dia. 15.5" Condition: Mirror slightly loose in frame.

Mid-Century "Torchon" technique, thick twisted glass and brass table mirror. c.1940/50s. Marked Venini Murano and Made in Italy verso. Dimensions: (Using stand) H 13.5" x W 13" x D 8" Condition: Mirro

Paolo Deganello (b. 1940) Pair of AEO Lounge Chairs, c. 1975 Archizoom Associati for Cassina, Italy upholstery, plastic, enameled steel H 41 1/2 x W 31 x D 25 inches This lot is located in Chicago.

Giovanni Capranesi 39.5"x27.5" Italy OF,ST-(Top fold) Col. McCrahon Poster Collection Condition Guide BT- Borders Trimmed C- Creased F- Faded Color

Carlo Scarpa, 'Velato' vase, c. 1940, Model no. 3911. Execution: Venini & C. Spherical shape, narrow, slightly conical neck with a bulging rim. H. 12 cm. Encased glass, clear, opalescent white and

GAE AULENTI (1927-2012) FOR KNOLL INTERNATIONAL 'JUMBO' COFFEE TABLE, Italy, c. 1965, Carrara marble, unmarked, ht. 14, 44 1/2 x 44 1/2 in. Footnotes: Provenance: The collection of William J. Berkes.

Pair of French cast stone faux bois garden benches with partial paint C 1940. Ht: 17" Wd: 57" Dpth: 14.5"

Oil on canvas. Very little is known about the biography and professional profile of this Lorraine painter, active in Naples in the first half of the 17th century, whose production is dominated by this

Oil on canvas. Very little is known about the biography and professional profile of this Lorraine painter, active in Naples in the first half of the 17th century, whose production is dominated by this

William Samuel Schwartz (American/Russian, 1896–1977) After the Dance, c. 1940 watercolor on paper signed William S. Schwartz (lower left) 28 1/4 x 21 inches. Property from the Collection of Cha

Pair of Samuel Marx (1885-1964) Figural Andirons, United States, c. 1940, wrought iron, unmarked, ht. 18, wd. 8, dp. 20 3/4 in. Provenance: Collection of Morton D. May, St. Louis, Missouri. May was di

Oil on Canvas Attr. to Molly Lamb Bobak, 24" x 29 1/2", "C.1940 Rally at Brockton Pt.".

Filotecnica Model 201 Back-Light Screen Projection Slide Rule, Italy c. 1955 In the early 1950s the company Filotecnica Salmoiraghi, well known for its precision equipment, developed a slide rule that