Buffet Dry Bar in Walnut attributed to Ico & Luisa Parisi for Mobile Di Cantù, 1960s

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1960s Buffet dry bar by Consorzio Esposizione Mobile di Cantù, attributed to Ico & Luisa Parisi , in Tuscan Rigatino … more 1960s Buffet dry bar by Consorzio Esposizione Mobile di Cantù, attributed to Ico & Luisa Parisi , in Tuscan Rigatino Walnut, with internal inserts (tops) in crystal and Formica.
Black silkscreen, Giorgio Morandi style, flap panel on the front
All movement and clasp accessories in burnished brass

About Ico & Luisa Parisi
Ico Parisi was one of the influential designers who shaped the look of the 1950s. The Sicilian-born architect considered himself a Renaissance man, and he was prolific as a filmmaker and designer of furniture, glass, and jewelry. Alone or in collaboration with his wife, Luisa, a student of Gio Ponti, Parisi worked to create desks, chairs, and upholstered sofas in wood and metal for high-end clients. In pieces like his 1955 lounge chair, with its crimson or lime green upholstery and curvaceous wooden frame, Parisi’s work epitomizes the funky, modernist style of the early atomic age. This piece has an attribution mark,
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