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Pair of Italian sconces from the 1940s. Custom designed for the ship Transatlantic Andrea Doria. Patinated brass with perforations to shade. Custom brass ...

Rare pair of sconces by Gino Sarfatti. Manufactured in Italy, circa 1940s. Sarfatti custom designed these sconces specifically for the cruise ship Andrea Doria...

Gio Ponti employed this nautical motif in his designs around the time of the Andrea Doria commission. This standing bar consists of a highly polished mahogany cabinet...

Always passionate about nautical furnishings, Gio Ponti gained direct experience in four ocean liners and two cruise ships upgraded or built from scratch after the war, between 1949 ...

Three pairs of elegant Italian Mid-Century Modern solid brass wall lights in a cone form by Gustavo Pulitzer for Arredoluce. The lights are suitable for bedroom or even as flush moun...

3 sculptures in high relief by artist emanuele luzzati,the sculptures were commissioned to the artist for the decoration of the vessel stella oceanis ...

Hammered Metal Panel Mounted On Wood Mayan Style Figures 20 Pieces Items from SS BIG RED BOAT II (ex EUGENIO C, EUGENIO COSTA, EDINBURGH CASTLE, ...

Glass Clock by Fornasetti, Italy, 1950's

Piero Fornasetti (10 November 1913 – 1988)

Fornasetti was a painter, sculptor, interior decorator, engraver of ...

pair of wall lights Augustus transatlantic ocean liner 1950 designed for the smoking room of the Augustus attribution of Gio Ponti works perforated brass, glass, brass, painte...

There were two of these panels on the ship but only one will be available here for sale. The metal surfacing is a combination of gold and silver. The gold patina was painted on by Luzzati, himself. There are two large flat pieces with metal mounts to support the third, sun element. This is a particularly rare and stunning panel that may have at one time been illuminated. There are minute holes in the circumfrence of the sun's support ring that could feasibly emanate rays of light behind the sun.

Emanuele Luzzati...

a rare pair of mirrors designed by Arch Gustavo Pulitzer Finali for the original forntirure of the famous transatlantic "AUGUTUS" IN 1950 crystal by Luigi Fontana wood crystal Measures: h.96 cm 53 x 5 The history of the Augustus began sixty years ago, the 8th of March 1949, when the so called Cantieri Riuniti dell’Adriatico (United Boatyards of the Adriatic Sea) (CRDA), received the order to build five units for their ports and the Finmare Group The two most prestigious ships assigned to the Giulian group would have been the two twin transatlantic dedicated to the Italy-South America line, christen Giulio Cesare and Augustus. The two huge ships were the first Italian post-war transatlantic and they represented the renewal of the Italian Mercantile Marine after the destruction caused by the Second World War when over 90% of the Italian fleet went lost. They were designed by the famous carenista Nicolò Costanzi and their line would have been inspirational for the Ansaldo when they built their own transatlantic dedicated to the North American line, Andrea Doria and Cristoforo Colombo. The interior of this ship are for sure examples of the outstanding work of great Italian architects as Boico, Cervi, Frandoli and Nordio, but above all of the genius of Pulitzer Finali. The various areas of this transatlantic were embellished by works of artists of the caliber of Marcello Mascherini...

Incres Line's MV VICTORIA of 1959 was the ultimate statement in what was then modern day cruising. She was the favorite ship of rich socialites and with her magnificent, spacious public rooms designed by Gio Ponti's arch rival, the late Gustavo Pulitzer-Finale, she was one of the most elegant ships ever put to sea. Of course, Emanuele Luzzati...