Offered by: L' ANTIQUAIRE
18 Post Road West Westport, CT 06880 , United States Call Seller 203.454.2750

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Pair Of Mid-Century Teak Chests By Giuseppe Brusadelli, 1960

$ 12,600
  • Description
    A Modernist pair of matte walnut finished teak chests supported by four adjustable brass legs and designed by Giuseppe Brusadelli for GBL

    Origin: Lucca, Italy

    Dating: 1958-1960 ca

    Condition: Excellent Vintage Condition

    Dimensions: 25.5″ wide, 15.75″ deep, 28.25″ high

    Literature: Rivista dell’arredamento, n. 57, September 1959

    Priced as a pair

    Ref number: 9622
  • More Information
    Documentation: Documented elsewhere (similar item)
    Origin: Italy
    Period: 1950-1979
    Condition: Good.
    Styles / Movements: Modern, Mid Century
    Dealer Reference #: 9622
    Incollect Reference #: 792245
  • Dimensions
    W. 25.5 in; H. 28.25 in; D. 15.75 in;
    W. 64.77 cm; H. 71.76 cm; D. 40.01 cm;
Message from Seller:

The shop features clean and architectural, high-end imported furniture – 19th and 20th Century Biedermeier, Neo-Classic and Art Deco pieces that are never fussy and particularly suited to today’s contemporary lifestyle and aesthetic. The accent is on rare and fine woods, rich patinas in impeccable condition. Lighting is a primary feature of L’Antiquaire’s collection. Unique antique, vintage and custom blown Italian fixtures including Murano, Venini and Seguso chandeliers, lanterns, and sconces.

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