Lot 311-244-DO-082: Mid-Century Italian Design Glass and Chrome Magazine Rack with Brass Accdents by Gallotti & Radice, Italy 1970s.

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Italian Design Glass Magazine Rack with Brass Accdents by Gallotti & Radice, Italy 1970s. This elegant mid-century Italian magazine rack was produced by Galotti i Radice, one of the pioneers in high-quality glass furniture design in post-war Italy. The piece features a thick, gently curved glass panel suspended within a sculptural metal frame, creating a refined balance between transparency and structure. The frame combines warm brass elements with metal supports, giving the rack both visual lightness and architectural presence. The flowing, almost bridge-like silhouette is characteristic of Italian modernist design from the 1960s, where functional objects were treated as sculptural statements rather than purely utilitarian items. The substantial glass sheet acts as the main magazine holder, subtly flexed and securely mounted into the frame, while the brass accents add a luxurious contrast to the cool clarity of the glass. This piece works equally well as a functional magazine rack or as a standalone decorative object in a refined interior. Very good vintage condition, no damage observed. Dimensions: Height 29 Width 43 Depth 39 cm

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