Brionvega - Tube television - Brionvega Algol 11

Brionvega - Algol 11" Model - Portable television, iconic of Italian Design - Red - Complete with all parts - Non-working

Description

An authentic and unmistakable icon of Italian industrial design of the 20th century: the famous 11-inch Brionvega Algol portable television, designed by the legendary Marco Zanuso and Richard Sapper in 1964.

This specimen presents a vivid and sought-after red color. A true collectible piece, perfect for lovers of mid-century modern, designer originals, and Italian vintage.

Conditions and Details:
Condition: Generally good, with normal signs of age and use that attest to the authenticity of the era (please carefully review all attached photographs to evaluate the details).
Integrity: Complete with all its original parts, including structural components, knobs, and the telescopic antenna. The back bears the original labeling details.
Functionality: Non-working / Sold as a collectible or display item. The unit has not been tested for use and is offered as-is, ideal for conservatively restoring projects, indoor design displays, or as a decorative pop element.

Why buy it?

The Algol by Brionvega is not just a television, but a modern sculpture that has become part of the permanent collections of the world’s most important design museums (such as MoMA in New York). Its form, inspired by a robotic puppy, and the retractable handle make it an object of extraordinary visual impact capable of enhancing any space, from a studio to a contemporary loft.

An unmissable piece for demanding collectors and connoisseurs of good design.

Tracked shipping and careful packaging.