Italian Mid Century Modern Piero Fornasetti "Caccia" Coffee Table Milan 1955 Decorative Arts His family relocated to Italy

His family relocated to Italy following the establishment of the Kingdom of Italy under the leadership of Victor Emmanuel II

Pearlware was a type of pottery most likley invented in Staffordshire in the late 1770s

New York (1974)

This set in motion a sequence of what he called "lucky" career breaks that were really the inevitable outcomes of his brilliance as an observer

with a central candlestick holder

Italian Mid Century Modern Piero Fornasetti "Caccia" Coffee Table Milan 1955 Decorative Arts His family relocated to ItalyAn important Italian Mid Century lacquered wood & brass, hand painted & transferred coffee table, designed by Piero Fornasetti (1913 1988) in the "Caccia" pattern, 1955. This fabulous iconic table was created by the Italian design visionary Piero Fornasetti, is in remarkable excellent condition, the top is decorated in the "Caccia" pattern, which translates from the Italian as "Hunt". The lacquered top having a ground imitating black veined marble &