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Fontana Arte, founded in Milan in 1932, is well-known for its innovative lighting and furniture designs that combine traditional craftsmanship with modern style.

Today, the company maintains its reputation for elegant and functional pieces, appealing to design enthusiasts and collectors with its modern creations.

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▪️Wood And Glass Box By Fontana Arte, Italy / C.1940

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▪️Marzio Cecchi Diapason Desk For Studio Most, Italy / C.1970

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▪️ Pair of 'Sirène' Candelabra By Yamo Design For Techniland, France / C.1989

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Angelo Lelii, an industrialist and designer, started his manufacturing business Arredoluce in 1947. The brand became known for its innovative way of making things simpler, skilled craftsmanship, and creative designs, which completely changed home lighting.

In the 1950s, with designers like Gio Ponti and Ettore Sottsass on board, Arredoluce continued to impress with cutting-edge light designs.

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▪️Angelo Lelii For Arredoluce, Floor Lamp 'Televisione' Model 12627, Italy / C.1950

Literature: A. Pansera, A. Padoan et A. Palmaghini, Arredoluce, Catalogo ragionato 1943-1987, éditions Silvana, Milan, 2018, p. 307.

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Giovanni Gariboldi was a pivotal figure in Italian decorative arts. At the young age of 18, Gariboldi began his career under architect and designer Gio Ponti at the Richard Ginori Factory, he later became Artistic Director, reshaping porcelain's role in daily life. His work bridged aesthetics and practicality, leaving a lasting mark on Italian modernism.

Founded in 1735, Richard Ginori is one of the oldest porcelain manufacturers in Europe.

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▪️Red Vase By Giovanni Gariboldi For Richard Ginori, Italy / C.1950

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▪️Vintage Yellow Porsche Carrera Snapback Hat

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Monique Védié, born in 1924, was a French artist, designer and costume jewellery manufacturer from the 50s to the 90s. She attended the Ecole Supérieure des Arts Appliqués in Paris, and then first collaborated with Victor Linton before eventually opening her own Atelier.

Her pieces of jewellery in talosel are often characterized by a touch of humour, and typically inspired by fauna and flora. Monique Védié has collaborated with various fashion houses throughout her career.

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▪️Pair Of Talosel Butterfly Clip - On Earrings By Monique Védié, France / C.1960

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Ernesto Gismondi and Sergio Mazza founded Artemide in Milan in 1960.

The Alfa lamp, designed by Mazza in 1959, was the first lamp to appear in Artemide's catalog when the company was established. It featured a glass shade, a nickel-plated metal structure, and a marble base, making it a unique and sought-after piece from Artemide's early collection.

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▪️Early Alfa Table Lamp By Sergio Mazza For Artemide, Italy / C.1959

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René Michallon, a French artist born in 1928, is mostly know for his floral paintings. He also made a small series of hand-painted ceramics. The ceramic piece is numbered on the bottom as the 9th out of 50 ever made.

▪️Bird Ceramic By René Michallon, France / C.1950

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Reminiscent of the work of Line Vautrin, this mirror is attributed to one of her students. Vautrin opened a school with her daughter between 1960s and 1980s, where she taught and share her skills with her students.

Line Vautrin was a French artist known for her exceptional work in decorative arts, especially intricate mirrors and jewelry. She gained recognition for her unique designs, characterized by intricate craftsmanship and symbolic motifs. Her creations continue to influence contemporary design.

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▪️French Talosel Mirror, France / C.1960

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▪️ Black Biomorphic Sculpture / C.1980

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Pol Chambost was a French ceramist remembered for his mid-20th-century creations. Chambost's pieces were distinguished by vibrant hues and abstract forms. His significant role in the modern ceramics movement underscored his influence on the evolution of artistic expression.

Literature: Pol Chambost Sculpteur-Céramiste, 1906 - 1983./Pg. 179

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▪️Ceramic Egg By Pol Chambost, France / C.1970

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