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1930s italy, mid-century modern, art deco bookcase in mahogany wax-polished, by permanente mobili cantù
measures cm: h 128, w 105, …
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1930s italy, mid-century modern, art deco bookcase in mahogany wax-polished, by permanente mobili cantù
measures cm: h 128, w 105, d 30.
la permanente mobili cantù
the history of furniture cannot forget the history of an important reality which has become an institution such as that represented by the consorzio esposizione mobili cantu, born and strongly desired in 1893 on the initiative of a group of qualified craftsmen from cantù. The intent was to join forces to be able to exhibit their products to the public, especially milanese ones at the time, in a single large building. It was thus possible to offer a global vision of the furniture production of the cantù context, encouraging its sale, but not only. It was and has remained an important moment of aggregation for its members, useful for comparing and exchanging experiences and knowledge. Experiences and knowledge that have contributed to the success of cantù furniture throughout the world. The recognized professionalism of the members of the la permanente mobili consortium, founded mainly on the imitation of styles of the past, around the 1930s brought authoritative and extraordinary exponents of not only italian architectural culture to cantù with whom they had the opportunity to compare and renew themselves thanks to important projects that were formally very different from those created up until then. Projects that decree the start of lasting collaborations and will give impetus to glorious initiatives such as the selective furniture exhibitions, events that have contributed to electing cantù as the center of international design. One of the winning strategies that allowed the cantù artisans, members of la permanente to be appreciated over time was the choice not to specialize in a single style or in a single type of product, but to have proposed and created, often with extraordinary results, artefacts responding to the different stylistic trends emerging in furnishing and design culture. Renovating themselves in their aesthetic and formal language, aided by new materials and technologies, demonstrating sensitivity and awareness: qualities that have favored their growth and emancipation. This piece has an attribution mark,
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- Dimensions
- 41.34ʺW × 11.81ʺD × 50.39ʺH
- Period
- 1930s
- Item Type
- Vintage, Antique or Pre-owned
- Materials
- Walnut
- Condition
- Good Condition, Unknown, Some Imperfections
- Color
- Brown
- Condition Notes
- Surface Has Been Polished Surface Has Been Polished less
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