Name: Gae Aulenti Atelier Pierluigi Ghianda - Gae Aulenti - Desk set (4) - Wood, Wood-Cocobolo
Brand: Gae Aulenti Atelier Pierluigi Ghianda
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Bookmarks designed by Gae Aluenti, produced by Antica Bottega Ghianda for a world-renowned Venetian bibliophile, crafted in various varieties of precious wood, hand-sanded several times until they feel silk-soft to the touch
In auction — bookmark
Fine Cocobolo - in pear, Bleached Ebony, Honduras Mahogany with a silver-acorn detail, Rosewood

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Segnalibro disegnati da Gae Aluenti  prodotti da Antica Bottega Ghianda per un appassionato bibliofilo mondiale Veneziano, prodotto in varie essenze di legno pregiate, levigandole più volte a mano fino a farle diventare un effetto seta al tatto
In asta  segnalibro
pregiato Cocobolo -   in pero,    ,   Ebano Sbiancato,  Mogano Honduras con particolare in argento ghianda, palissandro

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Gae Aulenti Atelier Pierluigi Ghianda - Gae Aulenti - Desk set  (4) - Wood, Wood-Cocobolo

Italy - 1980-1990 - As new - unused

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Four bookmarks designed by Gae Aulenti and produced by Gae Aulenti Atelier Pierluigi Ghianda in Italy, dating to 1980–1990 and made of Legno-Cocobolo wood in new, unused condition.

Gae Aulenti Atelier Pierluigi Ghianda - Gae Aulenti - Desk set (4) - Wood, Wood-Cocobolo

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Four bookmarks designed by Gae Aulenti and produced by Gae Aulenti Atelier Pierluigi Ghianda in Italy, dating to 1980–1990 and made of Legno-Cocobolo wood in new, unused condition.

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