Italian night valet Frattelli Reguitti

Valet de nuit fratelli reguitti. Made in italy  On four wheels. 1 branch to put the pants, with non-slip so that it does not slip. 1 hanger on the back for shirt/jacket. 1 rest mounts / jewelry. 1 brass rod for laying the tie. 2 bars on the floor to put the shoes. Very good condition, healthy wood. A few rust points on the metal parts. Materials beech, brass. Brown. Length 45 cm. Width 40cm. Height 105cm. Design vintage. —- Born in 1916 in palermo, italy, the architect and designer domenico, known as "ico" parisi, trained in building construction between 1931 and 1935 in come. The following year he worked for the rationalist architect giuseppe terragni, and became one of the founding members of the architectural groups alta quota and gruppo como. In the late 1930s, parisi worked as a film director. In 1945, he organized the first exhibition of contemporary furniture at come, which was followed by many other editions. In 1947, he married luisa aiani, a former student of gio ponti and a member of alta quota. In 1948, the couple founded the design studio la ruota in come. Between 1949 and 1952, parisi studied architecture at the atheneum institute in lausanne, under the direction of alberto sartoris. In 1952, he became a member of the art club of milan. In 1956, he became a member of the associazone per il disegno industriale (adi). Parisi's design embodies the modern italian style of the 1950s, and includes many interiors, furniture made of wood and metal, glassware, jewelry, architectural projects, which he designed alone or with his wife luisa. Their studio is also a meeting place for collaborations between established artists and designers of the time. His clients include singer &sons, altamira, m.i.m., longhi, and cassina. Parisi died in 1996. —- Shipped disassembled, the screws are provided.