Umbrella stand, 1950s

Piero Fornasetti, H. 73.5 x 46 x 18.5 cm. Made by Fornasetti, Milan, in the 1950s. Sheet metal, polychromatic decor. Marked: Remains of a maker's label.

Period :20th centuryArtist :Piero FornasettiProvenance :ItalyMedium :MetalDimensions :H. 22.44 inch W 10.24 inch

Piero Fornasetti, H. 57.5 cm, D. 26.5 cm. Made by Fornasetti, Milan, in 1996. Brass, sheet metal, lithograph dŽcor. Marked: Maker's label, Fornasetti MILANO MADE IN ITALY, N. 05/96 L.C.

Carl Auboeck (in the style of). Umbrella stand, 1950s. H. 39 x 38.5 x 17 cm. Made by Artes, H. & H. Seefried, Steppach (attributed). Cast brass, part burnished. Marked: 2915 GES. GESCH.

Piero Fornasetti, Umabrella stand, early 1950s, 'Capelli' umabrella stand. H. 55.5 cm, d. 25 cm. Made by Fornasetti, Milan. Masonite, polychromatic paint on cream.white base. Marked: Maker's mark and

Lacquered metal, copper and brass. 36x10x74cm

German Mid-Century Modern Hollywood Regency umbrella stand, circa 1950s, in the form of an umbrella. 27.5" H X 10.5" W.

(lot of 2) Italian mid-century modern umbrella stands, c.1950s, including: (1) a stylized golf club handle, over spaced wood slats, black metal base, approx 20.25"h, 9.25"w, 10"d; (1) of tapered squar

TOMMI PARZINGER (1903 - 1981) PARZINGER ORIGINALS Magazine rack, stool, and umbrella stand, New York, 1950s Enameled iron, cork, brass Unmarked Magazine rack: 28" x 28" x 16", stool: 23" x 20" dia., u

Pietro Maffeis umbrella stand Como, Italy, 1950s brass stamped 'Made in Italy' 11 1/2"w x 12 1/2"d x 32"h

Acrylic spiral umbrella stand by Dorothy Thorpe, 1950s. Presented in California's Designing Women exhibition at the Autry National Center, 2012. Property from the Collection of the Museum of Californi

Height: 65 cm Width: 35 cm Depth: 28 cm Beautiful umbrella stand in brass and aluminum, Italian manufacture from the 1950s. The umbrella stand, attributed to the great designer, consists of two half b

A Mid Century Modern Italian mixed media designer interior decor umbrella stand cane stand, produced circa 1950s by Piero Fornasetti (1913-1988). Hand silk screened sheet metal and cast iron, with ena

Piero Fornasetti (Milano 1913 - Milano 1988) Umbrella stand of the series "Levriero afgano". Milan, 1950s/1960s. Metal decorated with screen printing. (h 77 cm.) (defects) IT Portaombrelli della serie

Vigna Nuova Cylindrical glazed copper umbrella stand with beige, brown, green and gold decoration. Florence, 1950s. Marked under the base with the acronym monogrammed "VNF. (h 49 cm.) (slight defects)

Italian mid-century modern brass and black steel hall tree, c.1950s, slatted shelf, flat mirror plate framed by eight coat hooks, small demilune shelf over umbrella/ cane stand, approx 70.5"h, 28.75"w

CROCE, Giuseppe. Italie / Les plages de choix. Bergamo: Int. Italiano D’Arti Grafiche, ca. 1950s. Tourism poster depicting a purple guitarist mermaid and colorful umbrellas, beach stands, and se

rated 9,22"Tx9.5"D. the umbrella stand is in excellent condition, has good color, has no chip, cracks or repairs, shows the red car with man changing a tire and a lady watching. To explain the differe

Marked P (Paul) Comolera (French, 1818-1897), shape no. 1917. Underside marked "Mintons, 1917" 40-1/2"h x 14"dia Reference: Victoria Bergeson, Majolica, col. pl. VII. Nicholas Dawes, Majolica, p. 55.

20th century; standing circus bear with chain and collar, base with removable copper bowl, 38 in. H.

David Cressey Drip Glaze' umbrella stand, 1960s Glazed stoneware. Made by Pro-Artisan for Architectural Pottery, USA. 23.75" H x 8" Diameter

Frederick Hurten Rhead for Roseville Pottery Decorated Matt umbrella stand with peacock USA, c. 1908glazed earthenware with squeeze-bag decoration 20.5 h x 9.25 dia in (52 x 23 cm) Harry Rhead

Height:23 in. (58.42 cm.) Width: 11 in. (27.94 cm.) Depth: 11 in. (27.94 cm.) Country of Origin: USA Style: Aesthetic Movement Condition: Original Year: 1890 Lovely Detailed American Aesthetic Movemen

19th C. T.C. Brown - Westhead Moore and Company Earthenware Majolica Style Umbrella Stand, in Bamboo Form with Three Curved Supports and Double Circular Base, C. 1880. 17" Diameter, 30" High