Italian Rosewood Mid Century Modern Executive Desk Gio Ponti Antonio Fornaroli Alberto Rosselli 1955 Sculpture Gradually moving away from Art
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Gradually moving away from Art Nouveau
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American Case Furniture in the Mabel Brady Garvan and Other Collections at Yale University) Exceptional Queen Anne carved & figured maple dressing table Philadelphia PA circa 1760
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Italian Rosewood Mid Century Modern Executive Desk Gio Ponti Antonio Fornaroli Alberto Rosselli 1955 Sculpture Gradually moving away from ArtA inconic & rare Mid Century Modern Italian table Rosewood & steel executive desk, designed by Gio Ponti, Antonio Fornaroli & Alberto Rosselli and produced by Studio PFR, circa 1955, Milan, Italy. The freestanding with a 'floating' rosewwod top, with a band of polished steel trim around the outside edge, the desk is raised upon twin pedestals, each with four drawers with corresponding polished steel trim. The desk with a black steel tubular frame, the
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