Delia Sforza - Centre table - Rosewood, Stainless steel - Living room coffee table Mim

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This unique Mim coffee table from Rome is made of rosewood and features an Art Deco design with a hand-painted koi carp scene by Delia Sforza, signed by the artist.

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Description from the seller

Mim coffee table, Rome 1950s, palissandro with a hand-painted top – Carps koi, Delia Sforza (one-of-a-kind piece)
This is a low table in palissandro, produced by the Mim furniture workshop of Rome (brand applied on the edge of the top). It features a minimalist, essential structure, with slender legs slightly joined to the frame and aluminum sabots.
The matte black top has been hand-painted with watercolor by the artist Delia Sforza: a group of koi carp in turquoise, blue and pale gold that seem to swim in a nocturnal pond. One-of-a-kind piece, signed by the artist on the top right.
The furniture carries a fixative and protective varnish and will be packed with the utmost care, with trackable and secure shipping.

Biography of Delia Sforza

I graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts of Bari in 2004 and specialized in Painting Techniques at the Academy of Rome with Master Moreno Bondi.
In 2011 I participated in an artist residency in China, an experience that deeply influenced my artistic path.
My encounter with the Eastern tradition of drawing and painting on paper drew me closer to watercolor as a narrative and introspective tool, capable of uniting gesture and thought in a single breath.
My painted works are in public and private collections in Italy and abroad.

Deliasforza.it

Mim coffee table, Rome 1950s, palissandro with a hand-painted top – Carps koi, Delia Sforza (one-of-a-kind piece)
This is a low table in palissandro, produced by the Mim furniture workshop of Rome (brand applied on the edge of the top). It features a minimalist, essential structure, with slender legs slightly joined to the frame and aluminum sabots.
The matte black top has been hand-painted with watercolor by the artist Delia Sforza: a group of koi carp in turquoise, blue and pale gold that seem to swim in a nocturnal pond. One-of-a-kind piece, signed by the artist on the top right.
The furniture carries a fixative and protective varnish and will be packed with the utmost care, with trackable and secure shipping.

Biography of Delia Sforza

I graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts of Bari in 2004 and specialized in Painting Techniques at the Academy of Rome with Master Moreno Bondi.
In 2011 I participated in an artist residency in China, an experience that deeply influenced my artistic path.
My encounter with the Eastern tradition of drawing and painting on paper drew me closer to watercolor as a narrative and introspective tool, capable of uniting gesture and thought in a single breath.
My painted works are in public and private collections in Italy and abroad.

Deliasforza.it

Details

Era
1900-2000
Specific region of origin
Italia
Title additional information
Living room coffee table Mim
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Italy
Designer/artist/maker
Delia Sforza
Material
Rosewood, Stainless steel
Style
Art Deco
Colour
Black, Bronze, Gold, Turquoise, Yellow
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
70 cm
Width
70 cm
Depth
40 cm
Estimated period
1910-1920, 1930-1940
ItalyVerified
75
Objects sold
Private

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