Fratelli Reguitti - Dressboy - Beech

The server-mute was produced in Italy in the 1960s by the renowned company Fratelli Reguitti. It is a premium, sought-after variant among modern design collectors, often associated with the design influences of Luisa and Ico Parisi, who collaborated for a long time with the brand.

Detailed Description
Main Structure: Entirely made of solid beech wood stained in warm amber tones, finished with a glossy varnish typical of the era.
Upper Hanger (Shoulder): The upper part features an anatomical, enveloping, strongly sculptural line, designed to cradle and preserve the shape of jackets and coats without creasing them. It is supported by a central curved brass support.
Valet Tray and Rotating Drawers: Under the hanger there is a fixed valet tray with raised edges. The true peculiarity of this model lies in the two side fan-shaped (or rotating) drawers: they open by turning outward and have the interior lined with original green felt (or velvet), intended to securely store small everyday accessories such as watches, coins, rings, and cufflinks.
Section for Trousers: Under the drawers is integrated a double horizontal wooden bar, with joints and brass finishes, used for hanging trousers.
Base and Mobility: The bottom part closes with a trestle structure with a footrest crosspiece (or shoe rack). Typically this model features four small brass swivel wheels at the base (partially visible on the rear) to facilitate moving it around the bedroom.

The round stamp impressed hot-stamp onto the wood unambiguously confirms the piece’s authenticity: it is the legendary “FR” logo of Fratelli Reguitti, accompanied by the wording “Made in Italy” and “Brevettato.”