Kartell - Antonio Citterio, Olivier Low - Cabinet - Red Mobil - Impact-resistant PMMA - Golden Compass

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This red Kartell Mobil drawer unit in impact-resistant PMMA was designed by Antonio Citterio and Olivier Low, dates from 1990–2000 and is associated with the Compasso d’Oro in 1994.

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Description from the seller

Cabinet with drawers
Mobil model
Made of impact-resistant PMMA
Modular and transformable
Designer: Antonio Citterio, Olivier Low
Italian manufacture by Kartell
Design
2000s
Excellent condition
Minor signs of wear and normal use
Light scratches and the classic patina of plastic, with slight oxidation of the chrome

Compasso d'Oro award in 1994

Modular and configurable

Shipping available
Via Magic Movers or Spedingo

Collection in person:
This means packaging is at the buyer's expense and shipping is at the buyer's risk. I do not package the item for the courier, except for a courtesy layer of clear stretch film.

As these are vintage items with many years of life and use, they are not new or perfect; they have the ordinary flaws of their era, which are part of their charm and character.
Please examine the photos carefully. Condition report
These form an integral part of the description.
Thank you

The designer drew inspiration from leading Italian artisans and artists
Cassina, Tecno, Frau, Maxalto, Zanotta, Baxter, Roche Bobois

Seller's Story

Goodmorning everyone, TempiModerniDesign is a shop specializing in lighting, furniture glass sculptures design from the fifties, sixties and seventies, strictly vintage originals. I am a fan of vintage Italian lighting; arteluce, arredoluce, fontana arte, o-luce, stilnovo, gilardi and barzaghi

Cabinet with drawers
Mobil model
Made of impact-resistant PMMA
Modular and transformable
Designer: Antonio Citterio, Olivier Low
Italian manufacture by Kartell
Design
2000s
Excellent condition
Minor signs of wear and normal use
Light scratches and the classic patina of plastic, with slight oxidation of the chrome

Compasso d'Oro award in 1994

Modular and configurable

Shipping available
Via Magic Movers or Spedingo

Collection in person:
This means packaging is at the buyer's expense and shipping is at the buyer's risk. I do not package the item for the courier, except for a courtesy layer of clear stretch film.

As these are vintage items with many years of life and use, they are not new or perfect; they have the ordinary flaws of their era, which are part of their charm and character.
Please examine the photos carefully. Condition report
These form an integral part of the description.
Thank you

The designer drew inspiration from leading Italian artisans and artists
Cassina, Tecno, Frau, Maxalto, Zanotta, Baxter, Roche Bobois

Seller's Story

Goodmorning everyone, TempiModerniDesign is a shop specializing in lighting, furniture glass sculptures design from the fifties, sixties and seventies, strictly vintage originals. I am a fan of vintage Italian lighting; arteluce, arredoluce, fontana arte, o-luce, stilnovo, gilardi and barzaghi

Details

Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
Golden Compass
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Italy
Manufacturer/brand
Kartell
Model
Red Mobil
Designer/artist/maker
Olivier Low, Antonio Citterio
Material
Impact-resistant PMMA
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
48 cm
Width
47 cm
Depth
49 cm
Estimated period
1990-2000
Can Be Locked
No
ItalyVerified
889
Objects sold
94.74%
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