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Vintage panel in soft wood dating to 1950–1960, incised by Nino Gobbis for Arreda Celotto of Montebelluna (Treviso), Italy; measures 120 cm high, 31 cm wide, 5 cm deep, and weighs 4 kg, in good condition with age-related marks and spots.
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Vintage panel used in 1950s furniture. In particular, this panel is part of a series of painted panels that were also used as printing matrices for decoration. The panel was incised by Nino Gobbis. The panel has never been used but bears the marks of its 70 years.
The panel is a woodcut print from a matrix on enamel, at the time a patent of Arreda e Dipinto.
Nino Gobbis for the Arreda di Celotto furniture factory (Montebelluna, Treviso). The panels had an ornamental purpose for 1950s furniture; in particular, the Arreda di Celotto furniture was considered a must-have. The furniture factory collaborated with very important architects, including Piero Celotto, Carlo Scarpa, and the Tobia e Afra Scarpa studio. The panels were also used as printing matrices for other panels.
The panel shows crackle imperfections but they do not compromise the quality of the object; the edges are in natural wood.
Vintage panel used in 1950s furniture. In particular, this panel is part of a series of painted panels that were also used as printing matrices for decoration. The panel was incised by Nino Gobbis. The panel has never been used but bears the marks of its 70 years.
The panel is a woodcut print from a matrix on enamel, at the time a patent of Arreda e Dipinto.
Nino Gobbis for the Arreda di Celotto furniture factory (Montebelluna, Treviso). The panels had an ornamental purpose for 1950s furniture; in particular, the Arreda di Celotto furniture was considered a must-have. The furniture factory collaborated with very important architects, including Piero Celotto, Carlo Scarpa, and the Tobia e Afra Scarpa studio. The panels were also used as printing matrices for other panels.
The panel shows crackle imperfections but they do not compromise the quality of the object; the edges are in natural wood.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Weight
4 kg
Specific region of origin
veneto treviso
Country of origin
Italy
Material
Softwood
Style
Vintage
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
120 cm
Width
31 cm
Depth
5 cm
Estimated period
1950-1960
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