Sideboard by Pierluigi Colli for Frama, 1950s

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Sideboard in oak and maple root, very popular in the 1950s.
One of a kind, many details of the design … Read more Sideboard in oak and maple root, very popular in the 1950s.
One of a kind, many details of the design and exclusive finishes that complimented each other, making the piece of furniture harmonious and certainly unique.
The conical legs sculpted at different levels with vertical and horizontal lines, a bizarre pelican stands out centrally.
They support the body of the oak furniture.
In the center there are 4 doors with a splendid petal decoration on the sides with a burnt finish.
To divide the doors and re-propose the carvings of the legs which transform into a column sculpted with the iconic pelican.
The thread-like and sinuous handles are made of bronze, as are the ferrules and other small parts.
Once positioned, the piece of furniture is effective, elegant and easily combinable with other furnishings.
Pier Luigi Colli for Fratelli Marelli Cantù 1950 I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs,
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