70s Italian Design Style Pair of Pencil Reed Rattan Bedside Tables

Graphic and Italian design with brutalist style bedside table in white concrete stone finishes.

70s Italian Design style pencil reed rattan round and oval top console table composed of a wooden structure adorned with handmade pencil reed rattan marquetry...

Graphic and Brutalist style Mid-Century Modern design round bedside table.

Black lacqered wooden and rattan wicker cane side or bedside table with glass tray.

Pair of MCM style and italian design bedside tables, oval shaped, gilded metal finishes, and oval marble tray with 2 drawers. All in excellent conditi...

Wooden and handmade pencil reed rattan Marquetry round coffee tables set Dimensions: Height 32 cm and diameter 61 cm Dimensions: Height 38.5 ...

Italian midcentury modern design rattan bamboo bedside table night stands with wood shelf, Italy 1950s Please note that the item is origin...

1950s Pair of Restored and Restyled Italian Bedside Tables A pair of nightstands in exotic wood with a modern and refined design. These are original objects from the 50s of high...

Pair of 1950s Italian side tables or nightstands with one drawer. Made of hardwood with glass top and brass details.

Very elegant and refined Italian 1950s MidCentury Modern pair of night stands bed side tables with greatly carved detailed and decorated wooden structure and wood veneer decorated fr...

Couple bedside tables from the 70s, mirrored smoked glass top, brass beaded, three drawers with steel knobs. Italian production. Aldo Tura Italian designer, from the 50s, inspired by the movements of Art Deco and modernism, creates unique and prestigious furniture characterised by rich materials, sculptural shapes and exclusive techniques. Exotic materials such as parchment and goatskin, combined with bright shades of red, green and yellow characterise his art. Tura favours the use of complex shapes and techniques that are difficult to reproduce in a large-scale production to maintain the authenticity of its pieces. Inspired by Art Deco and modernism, Tura-style objects are always the result of a meticulous process, at the time not replicable in an industrial way, which is why the number of the designer's pieces remains limited and highly sought after on the market, also for the typical colour combinations between materials and finishes that characterise them, often articulated on red, brass, a A portion of Tura's furniture is on display in the permanent collection of the Brooklyn Museum in New York, after being exhibited in the grand exhibition...

Very elegant and refined Italian 1950s neoclassical pair of bedside tables with front flip opening and great pattern design of the walnut veneer wood and lacquered glass top. Great d...