Vittorio Introini ( - ) Vittorio Introini dining table from Vips Residence

Height: 72 cm Diameter: 132 cm Glass dining table designed by Vittorio Introini for Vips Residence in MIlano, made in Italy in the 1970s. The table has a transparent glass top. The supporting structur

Height: 39 cm Width: 120 cm Depth: 70 cm Wonderful glass and steel smoking table designed in the 70's, from Vip's Residence.The smoking table has a rectangular shape with hard, classic lines. The top

Height: 72 cm Width: 180 cm Depth: 131 cm Chromed metal and marble table designed by Vittorio Introini for Residence Vips in the 1970s, of fine Italian manufacture. The top is made entirely of black m

Vittorio Introini Height: 39 cm Width: 120 cm Depth: 70 cm Wonderful glass and steel smoking table designed in the 70's, from Vip's Residence.The smoking table has a rectangular shape with hard, class

Vittorio Introini (1935) Dining table with circular top model "Chelsea". Produced by Saporiti, Italy, 1960s. Indian rosewood veneered and edged, steel undertop structure. (h 74 cm.; d 120 cm.) (slight

Height: 74 cm Width: 120 cm Depth: 80 cm Italian handcrafted glass and metal desk by Vittorio Introini from the 1970s from Vips Residence. The desk has a rectangular shape. The top of the desk is made

Dinner table, 1970 ca. h 73 x 215 x 121 cm steel structure and glass plane. Saporiti ManufactureDefects.

Height: 72 cm Width: 149 cm Depth: 149 cm Rare wooden table designed by Vittorio Introini in the 1970s for the fine Italian manufacturer Sormani. The truly rare table is made entirely of a fabulous da

Vittorio Introini (1911-1985) Set of Six Dining Chairs, c. 1966 Saporiti, Italy walnut, chrome-plated steel, upholstery H 32 1/2 x W 17 1/2 x D 19 1/2 inches This lot is located in Chicago.

Tavolo estensibile della serie Chelsea. Legno esotico. Produzione Saporiti, Italia, 1960 circa cm 78x120 A TABLE BY V. INTROINI Casa Amica, L'angolo del pranzo, 1969, p. 49 Buone condizioni generali.

Due sistemi libreria mod. P700Acciaio cromato.Prod. La Proposals, 1969-70Modulo cm 235x65x36Bibliografia: k. Hiesinger, G. Marcus, Design since 1945, Rizzoli, 1983, p. 126D; Mosconi, Design Italia 70,

Libreria pensile, Proposal Saporiti 1969. Acciaio cromato - A BOOK CASE BY V. INTROINI cm 230x65x36 lievi difetti alla cromatura K. Heisenger, G. Marcus, "Design since 1945", Milano 1983, p. 126

Pair of Vittorio Introini Bookcase from the Proposta series model P700 in chromed metal and mirrored steel with f.Prod. Saporiti, Italy, 1969. Designed by Vittorio Introini and produced by Saporiti in

Vittorio Introini P700 shelving unit from the Proposal series SaporitiItaly, 1969chrome-plated and stainless steel 91.5 h × 25.5 w × 13 d in (232 × 65 × 33 cm) Un

Italy, 1970s, 120x6 cm., pair of wall mirrors in steel and mirrored glass

VITTORIO INTROINI Una credenza per SAPORITI, circa 1966. Legno laccato, metallo cromato. Altezza massima cm 97, lunghezza 244, profondità 49. A sideboard manufactured by SORMANI, circa 1966. Painte

VITTORIO INTROINI Shelving System Saporiti Italy, 1969 Chrome-Plated Upright Steel Frame Supports Two Part Stainless Steel Shelves. Proposals Label. -- Dimensions: H: 84 inches: W: 26 inches: D: 14.5

Pellicano sideboard for Saporiti. Mahogany wood and metal. Cm 245,00 x 93,00 x 50,00. 1970s.

Tavolo mod. Chelsea Legno di Jaquaranda, metallo cromato. Prod. Saporiti, 1968 ca. cm 74,5x100x100

V. Introini. A set of four wall bookcases, brown lacquered larch cabinet units opening with two stainless stell doors, inside with tinted glass shelves, 8 shaped steel handles. Height. 18 in. - Lenght

Pair of Vittorio Introini (b. 1935) for Saporiti 'P60' Chairs and Ottomans, Italy, designed c. 1962, leather, with cloth label for 'Proposals' series, chair, ht. 31 1/2, seat ht. 14, wd. 35, dp. 34, o

Vittorio Introini Pair of lounge chairs, 1970s Leather, chrome-plated tubular steel. Manufactured by Saporiti, Italy. Each: 33" H x 32" W x 29" D

Libreria componibile in metallo cromato.Prod. Saporiti Proposal 1970cm 235x66x26

Italian modern dining table, design attributed to Vittorio Dassi (Milan, 1893-1973), c. 1950, having curved rectangular top, inset with light green glass, rising on giltwood pierced and carved scrolle