Fornasetti Wall Plate T&V 17 obelisque it made its first public

it made its first public appareance at the Berlin Building Exposition of 1931 (Berlin Bau-Austellung) in the model bachelor's apartment

this cabinet made of hand-lacquered wood silently displays all its preciousness in any environment

beautiful and statuesque and appears reinvented on more than 350 of his designs

Robsjohn-Gibbings published an anthropomorthic table which he had developed for the Widdicomb Furniture Company

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Fornasetti Wall Plate T&V 17 obelisque it made its first publicThe endless face of Lina Cavalieri, re imagined by Piero Fornasetti, decorate these superior ceramic plates. Each of them is a true collector's piece for any design and art enthusiast and is part of the historical 'Themes and Variations' plates collections. A core inspiration for many of Piero Fornasettis pieces, opera singer Lina Cavalieris face is considered classic, beautiful and statuesque and appears reinvented on more than 350 of his designs.