ANGELO BIANCINI

Angelo Biancini (Castel Bolognese 1911 - Castel Bolognese 1988) "Atteone divorato dai cani" Sculpture. Manufacture of Società Ceramica Italiana, Laveno, 1956. White-glazed strong earthenware. Marke

Società Ceramica Italiana, Laveno, 1940 ca. Large earthenware vase with relief figures. Maker's mark. Height 42.5 cm, diameter 31.5 cm

Società Ceramica Italiana, Laveno 1935 ca. Earthenware vase with relief figure. Height 42.5 cm and diameter 28.5 cm. Maker's mark

ANGELO BIANCINI Un piatto con cavalli in rilievo, modello 1513, 1954. Marcato 'Lavenia Made in Italy 5-54 e con il simbolo grafico della Manifattura. Diametro cm 36. Letteratura: Società Ceramica I

ANGELO BIANCINI Un vaso in ceramica "1272" per S.C.I. (Società Ceramica Italiana, Laveno), disegno fine anni '30, produzione 1941. Formatura a colaggio, smalto mat. Marcato "lavenia N O 5-41" e con

Angelo Biancini (Castel Bolognese 1911 - Castel Bolognese 1988) "Sciatrice" Strong créme enamelled earthenware sculpture. Manufacture of Società Ceramica Italiana, Laveno, 1940s/1950s. Graphic s

ANGELO BIANCINICastel Bolognese, 1911 - 1988 Resurrection, 1972 Bronze sculpture on wooden support, 14 x 20 the plate (25 x 40 cm with the base) Signed and dated upper right: A. Biancini 1972LITERATUR

Angelo Biancini (Italian, 1911-1988) "Montone" Brutalist patinated bronze animalier sculpture depicting a standing ram, signed "A. Biancini" to gold-tone metal plaque on round base. 8.75" H x 10" W x

Angelo Biancini (1911-1988). A large truncated cone-shaped vase in slip cast earthenware with an ivory enamel and a third-fire high-relief decor of animals and figures. H 41cm, diam 31cm. Manufacture'

An earthenware ceramic vase with embossed figures, altezza cm 41,5, diametro cm 29

Rara lampada a sospensione in ottone laccato, ottone lucido e perspex. Prod. Arredoluce, Italia, 1950 ca. cm 105x73x27

Angelo Lelli, Arredoluce Stella Chandelier. Italy, c. 1950. Nickel-plated brass & steel, frosted glass. Signed with manufaturer’s label, “Made in Italy Arredoluce Monza.” The present lot has bee

Lampada da terra modello 12705 con struttura in metallo laccato e ottone e diffusori in vetro opalino satinato. Firma incussa sull’interruttore. Prod. Arredoluce, Italia, 1954 cm 38x158x21 Bibl

Angelo Lelii (1915-1987)TriennaleFloor lampLacquered metal and brassEdited by ArredoluceArredoluce monogramModel created circa 1960H 200 × L 98 × W 98 cm (variable)Bibliography: 'Arredoluce

Angelo Mangiarotti (1921-2012) for Skipper Eros side table Italy, circa 1971 carrera marble Fucina-Skipper sticker label to underside 21 1/2"w x 18 1/2"d x 16 1/2"h

ANGELO MANGIAROTTI (1921-2012) Eros Dining Table 1970s Carrara marble height 28 1/2in (72.5cm); length 79 1/4in (201cm); depth 43 1/2in (111cm) This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: W

ANGELO Lampada a sospensione 12599 Reticella produzione Arredoluce . 1957. Ottone, metallo verniciato, vetro duplex opal bianco e plexiglass.. Cm 65,00 x 80,00 x 65,00. Bibliografia: Pansera A., Padoa

ANGELO LELLI Produzione Arredoluce, Italia 1958 ca. Rara lampada da terra a dieci luci modello “12707”, struttura in ottone lucido con diffusori in vetro opalino curvato. cm Alt. 187. Bibl

Angelo Mangiarotti (Italian, 1921-2012) M1 Dining Table Fucina per Tisettanta, Italy marble unmarked H 30 x Diameter 51 1/2 inches

DESCRIPTION: Angelo Mangiarotti for Skipper "Loico" white Carrara marble bookcase. Fully constructed out of white Carrara marble with two cylindrical pillars and four hand-fitted rectangular shelves.

DESCRIPTION: Angelo Mangiarotti for Skipper "Loico" black marble bookcase. Fully constructed out of Nero Marquina (Black Marble) with two cylindrical pillars and four hand-fitted rectangular shelves.

Angelo Mangiarotti Triangolo coffee table from the Eros collection Fucina for SkipperItaly, 1971marble 17.25 h × 36 w × 34.25 d in (44 × 91 × 87 cm) Manufacturer'

Italy, 1970s, 150x228x30 cm., Loico mod. bookcase in Carrara marble, production label

Coppia di lampade a sospensione in metallo nichelato con diffusori in vetro opalino. Prod. Arredolice, Italia, 1950 ca. cm 120x70x25