Remarkable Trapezoidal Bamboo, Rattan and Brass Chest by Vivai del Sud, Italy, c 1975 Pair Available
$38,000
This piece is owned and offered directly for sale by Tom Robinson Modern.
An unforgettable, graphic sculptural commode by Giusto Purini and Maurizio Mariani for Vivai del Sud, Italy, circa 1975. This storied Rome-based furniture company is widely regarded for having produced the finest, most cutting-edge organic furniture in Europe during the 1970’s and 1980’s. Stout, expertly crafted solid hardwood case construction painstakingly veneered in reed bamboo. The chest rests atop an elegant brass plinth base. A staggering piece of Organic Art designed to anchor an indelible room. EXCELLENT RESTORED CONDITION. The chest has undergone meticulous complete professional restoration. The graphic bamboo veneer is intact, complete and aged to absolute perfection. The brass base has been professionally polished and displays beautiful patina. There is a pair of these commodes available. The price listed is for one (1) chest.
This magnificent rare Organic commode is Unique on the World market. It shipped as photographed and described in the listing narrative: Meticulously professionally restored and completely installation ready. There is a match pair of these examples available.
Additional Information
Excellent Restored Condition
CreatorVivai del Sud
Materials & TechniquesBamboo
PeriodCirca 1975
Place of OriginItaly
Send Inquiry for Remarkable Trapezoidal Bamboo, Rattan and Brass Chest by Vivai del Sud, Italy, c 1975 Pair Available
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