PAIR 1930S MARCELLO PIACENTINI
rootwood & padded velvet stools, Italy
rootwood & padded velvet stools, Italy
A prolific Italian architect working from Rome, Marcello Piacentini (1881-1960) defined his approach to design as "simplified neoclassicism" and often used clean lines with an imposing flair. This pair includes a square-form seat with short sides and the 2nd with elongated arching arms - both in a gorgeous rootwood. Fully upholstered in an emerald green velvet over a black lacquered stacked plinth base that highlights the Art Deco period design. Produced by Fratelli Gamba di Cascina, Italy. Sold as a pair. Exceptional.
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Origin: Italy
Period: 1930s
Materials: rootwood, velvet
Dimensions: H 23.6 in W 21.3 in D 17.3 in
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