Tito

Vanderbilt Estate Ettore Tito Large Italian Horses Oil, equstrian and figure painting, oil on canvas by Venitian artist known for Venice and genre, 36.5 x 49 inches, 41.5 x 54 x 1.75 inches framed, si

Lampada a sospensione con struttura in ottone e metallo laccato. Diffusore in vetro. Prod. Oluce, Italia, 1960 ca. cm 87x100x40

France, 1986 steel 11” x 3 1/4” x 15” Pair of Tito Lucifer andirons by Philippe Starck for OWO France. Impressed manufacturer's mark to underside of each [Starck IN OWO]. Tags: moder

Adjustable height and length wall lamp Walnut wood, polished brass, enamelled aluminium. Manufactured by O-luce, 1950 ca. Provenance: formerly Collezione Angelo Dragone, Turin. 110x48x141 cm Literatur

Postmodern Italian set of (6) dining side chairs, black leather over steel, labeled. 31.5"h x 18.5"w x 20"d, seat height 18"

Dodici lampade da tavolo a morsetto mod. 255 Ottone nichelato, plastica. Prod. Oluce, 1960 ca. cm 67x9x16 braccio orientabile cm 48, base - morsetto cm 19, portalampada con lampadina cm 16x9 Literatur

Plexiglass ed emulsione su tela, cm. 40x55. Sul verso: firma. L'opera è in fase di archiviazione.

Tito Agnoli, Counter: H. 102 x 152 x 45 cm; stools: H. 75 cm, D. 53 cm. Made by Vittorio Bonacina & C., Como. Bamboo, rattanwork, black leatherette, black vinyl.

Coppia di lampade da parete. Ottone, plexiglass opalino curvato. Produzione Oluce anni '50. cm 28x55x20 Thomas Brauninger, Apparecchi per l'illuminazione. Giuseppe Ostuni OLuce, Luminaires-Moderniste

DESCRIPTION: An Ettore Tito (Italian, 1859-1941) oil painting on canvas depicting the figures of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, and with the snake wrapped around Eve leg. Signed "E. Tito" on the

A rare, and oh, so delightfully orange naugahyde sofa by Tito Agnoli produced by Cinova. A truly innovative and functional furniture design. The arms and back folds over and can serve as functional si

A rare, and oh, so delightfully orange naugahyde sofa by Tito Agnoli produced by Cinova. A truly innovative and functional furniture design. The arms and back folds over and can serve as functional si

TITO AGNOLI FOUR APPLIQUES FOR OLUCE 1960 CIRCA Metal structure, painted aluminum lampshades.  Modified wall mounting. 19.68 x 5.91 x 9.84 in. - TAGS: DESIGN

TITO AGNOLI Quattro poltrone sdraio 'BR 3' per PIERANTONIO BONACINA, 1962. Tondino di ferro, midollino. Altezza cm 67, larghezza 59, lunghezza 104. A set of four 'BR 3' chair manufactured by PIERANTON

A kitchen table and chairs set by Tito Agnoli for Ycami, Italy. Includes four chairs and matching round table, with a single butterfly leaf. Table - 29 x 49.5. Leaf - 22". Chair - 28 x 23.5 x 18.5. .

Tito Agnoli Wall lamp O-LuceItaly, c. 1950enameled aluminum, acrylic, nickel-plated steel, brass 8 h x 12 w x 6.25 d in (20 x 30 x 16 cm) Provenance: Private Collection

(8) Tito Agnoli for Matteograssi Korium leather armchairs, brown leather wrapped, 35"h x 24-1/2"w x 18"d, wear and rubs to leather

After Santi di Tito Portrait of an Infant of the Medici family as the Christ Child Oil on canvas 22 3/4 x 28 1/2 inches (57.8 x 72.4 cm) Provenance: [Sale] Sotheby's New York, January 19, 1994, lot 50

Lampada a sospensione, Oluce anni '50. Alluminio verniciato, ottone, vetro pressato - foto storica Oluce - cm 26x170

Tito Agnoli Table lamp, model no. 253, circa 1961 Acrylic, brass, painted aluminium, painted steel. 47 x 61 x 43.7 cm Manufactured by O-Luce, Milan, Italy. Footnotes: Bonhams wishes to thank O-Luce, M

Comoediae uiginti nuper emendatae Parma, Ottavuano Sadeio e Matteo Ugoleto, 1510. In 2°. Superbo frontespizio figurato inciso in legno con scena di una delle commedie entro cornice architettonica di

Lampada da tavolo mod. 253 Perspex, ottone, ghisa laccata. Prod. Oluce, 1960 ca. h cm 48, largh. cm 59, diam. diff. cm 38 Literature: Catalogo Oluce.

Tito Agnoli (1931-2012)Model 177ASconce with counterweightWood, Perspex, brass and lacquered aluminumEdited by O-LuceModel created in the 1960sH 97 (variable) × W 118 × Ø 32 (lampshade)

9000 sofa for Arflex. Wood and padded fabric.. Cm 82,00 x 64,00. 1970s. Literature: Domus n. 665, October 1985, p. 35