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Piero Fornasetti Coat Stand Made of Painted Wrought Iron, Opaline Glass, Brass
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Description
A beautiful coat hanger designed by Piero Fornasetti and produced in the 1960s.
Made of a wrought iron structure painted in an vibrant red, it can be distinguished by its blue opaline glass on top and high quality construction enriched with brass details.
This cape stand is in very good condition with just some signs due to age and use on the original paint and some oxidation on the brass details. Great patina and opaline glass ball in pristine order.
Dimensions: Base max 64cm - Height 206cm
Literature: B. Fornasetti, by M. Casadio, ''Fornasetti l'artista alchimista, La bottega fantastica'', Electa 2011, pag. 506. - More Information
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