Television - Noblex Micro 14





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Noblex Micro 14 television designed by Roberto Napoli, beige, Argentina origin, vintage style, one piece, aesthetically in excellent condition with minor signs of wear from age, tested and working.
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Up for auction is a splendid Noblex Micro 14 in its elegant original beige color, considered one of the most iconic televisions of Argentine industrial design.
Designed by Roberto Napoli, one of the most important South American industrial designers, the Micro 14 revolutionized the aesthetics of 1970s television sets thanks to its soft, compact, and futuristic shapes. The first model was made precisely in beige, while subsequent red, yellow, and white variants were developed later as a color evolution of the project. (ARQA)
Recognized as a true icon of 20th-century design, the Noblex Micro 14 was exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York as part of the show “Crafting Modernity: Design in Latin America, 1940–1980,” cementing its historical and cultural value internationally. (PuroDiseño)
A piece of great charm for collectors, vintage design enthusiasts, mid-century modern enthusiasts, and iconic objects of vintage electronics.
Aesthetic and functional conditions as shown in the photographs.
Up for auction is a splendid Noblex Micro 14 in its elegant original beige color, considered one of the most iconic televisions of Argentine industrial design.
Designed by Roberto Napoli, one of the most important South American industrial designers, the Micro 14 revolutionized the aesthetics of 1970s television sets thanks to its soft, compact, and futuristic shapes. The first model was made precisely in beige, while subsequent red, yellow, and white variants were developed later as a color evolution of the project. (ARQA)
Recognized as a true icon of 20th-century design, the Noblex Micro 14 was exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York as part of the show “Crafting Modernity: Design in Latin America, 1940–1980,” cementing its historical and cultural value internationally. (PuroDiseño)
A piece of great charm for collectors, vintage design enthusiasts, mid-century modern enthusiasts, and iconic objects of vintage electronics.
Aesthetic and functional conditions as shown in the photographs.

