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315 East 91 Street, 6th floor
New York City, NY 10128 , United States
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Rare Italian Art Deco Desk by Gucci for Gucci Executive Offices, Florence, 1938
$ 75,000
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A Rare, One of a KInd and Exquisite Italian Art Deco Desk by Gucci for the House of Gucci Executive Offices, Florence, Italy, circa 1938.
Since it's birth in Florence in 1921 with Guccio Gucci, the House of Gucci has been synonymous with design innovation, quality and luxury. This iconic and magnificent Art Deco desk traces back to the early days of the House of Gucci circa 1938 when the company was expanded by Guccio's son, Aldo Gucci. This was a time before Gucci was a worldwide empire. The desk is undoubtedly beautiful in its majestic lines, form and exquisite materials conveying both sobriety and drama, much like the Gucci's themselves. In particular is the use of classic Gucci green 'leather' in combination with the Gucci red tones in the wood which later became a symbol of Gucci. Yet, it is also more than a desk It is a one of a kind object sat on and used by the Gucci's themselves in the Executive office suite and provides a look into the personal style and taste of the Gucci's that few have had access to. In addition\ to the desk, the lounge chair and secretary complete the executive office suite and are also available separately. This is a rare opportunity to own exquisite pieces from Italy's most notorious family and most watched and legendary company that have never been available before. -
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Documentation: Documented elsewhere (similar item) Origin: Italy Period: 1920-1949 Materials: Brass,Faux Leather,Glass,Onyx,Walnut,Hand-Crafted,Veneer Condition: Good. Refinished. Wear consistent with age and use. Creation Date: 1938 Styles / Movements: Modern, Art Deco Incollect Reference #: 842269 -
Dimensions
W. 47.5 in; H. 30.8 in; D. 28 in; W. 120.65 cm; H. 78.23 cm; D. 71.12 cm;
Message from Seller:
T. Thomas Gargiulo came from a dual background as a Ph.D. in Psychology with extensive training in Art History and Anthropology to form Thomas Gallery in downtown Manhattan in 1997 to balance intellectual with design pursuits. Since its inception the gallery has seen decorative arts as a vibrant representation of human culture of each age and as a portal to understanding it. P: 917.434.4032 E: thomasgalleryltd@gmail.com
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