AN ITALIAN ROSEWOOD AND PAINTED TOP DESK
CIRCA 1950, ATTRIBUTED TO PAOLO BUFFA FOR DASSI
With Caduceus-inlaid cartouche to the reverse, with replaced clear glass top above an open shelf on brass sabots; together with a bent plywood 'Medea' armchair designed by Vittorio Nobili
29¾ in. (75.7 cm.) high; 70¾ in. (179.7 cm) wide; 31½ in. (80 cm.) deep
AN ITALIAN ROSEWOOD AND PAINTED TOP DESK
CIRCA 1950, ATTRIBUTED TO PAOLO BUFFA FOR DASSI
With Caduceus-inlaid cartouche to the reverse, with replaced clear glass top above an open shelf on brass sabots; together with a bent plywood 'Medea' armchair designed by Vittorio Nobili
29¾ in. (75.7 cm.) high; 70¾ in. (179.7 cm) wide; 31½ in. (80 cm.) deep
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