A sculptural brass tray from Alessi’s Colombina collection, designed by architects Doriana and Massimiliano Fuksas in 2009. This less commonly seen brass edition is now discontinued.
In good vintage condition with light surface wear and a couple of small spots of deterioration to the brass finish beneath the protective lacquer, as pictured.
Dimensions: W 40cm × H 3cm × D 30cm
Delivery: $15 delivery Australia-wide.
Pickup: Available for Melbourne customers from Brunswick West.
Gloss black porcelain vase by La Donna Ceramica, Japan, in a rather eye-catching 4-point base clover inspired design.
In excellent condition, no chips.
Dimensions: W 140mm, H 150mm, D 140mm
Delivery: $15 delivery Australia-wide.
Pickup: Available for Melbourne customers from Brunswick West.
Rather enormous fruit bowl crafted from rich cobalt blue recycled glass, hand made in Spain.
In good condition with no chips, but several scratches present particularly along the base/centre.
Dimensions: ⌀410mm, H 100mm
Delivery: $25 delivery Australia-wide.
Pickup: Available for Melbourne customers from Brunswick West.
Girl… it’s time to spill the tea, have you heard about Guzzini the Focus Teapot? No because I am SHOOK. Apparently, she was banned from a café after throwing a full-blown tantrum and insisting boiling water was “a personal attack.” The drama. The entitlement. The steam. Anyway, she’s looking as fabulous as ever — made of heat-resistant borosilicate glass with a plastic moulded handle, domed lid, removable tea infuser, and no damage. What a diva!
Dimensions: ⌀140mm, H 220mm, 1.1L capacity
Delivery: $15 delivery Australia-wide.
Pickup: Available for Melbourne customers from Brunswick West.
A highly collectible piece of Italian modernist design and one of Mangiarotti’s best-known small marble objects, this ashtray or sculptural catch-all sits in the same design language as his later famous gravity-joint marble tables. This particular piece is in beautiful dark-veined grey marble. Attributed based on archival documentation, the underside clearly shows two small round polished areas consistent with that of the original ‘Made in Italy’ and letter K Knoll stickers that were affixed to these.
Dimensions: ⌀150mm, H 70mm
Delivery: $25 delivery Australia-wide.
Pickup: Available for Melbourne customers from Brunswick West.
Stainless steel fruit basket with distinctive perforated folded side panels.
In excellent condition with some minor scratches from use.
Dimensions: W 250mm × H 140mm × L 250mm
Delivery: $15 delivery Australia-wide.
Pickup: Available for Melbourne customers from Brunswick West.
Designed by Isao Hosoe for Italian manufacturer Bilumen, the Crescendo plant holder is what happens when a perfectly sensible object decides to get a little kooky. Its sculptural form will happily wrap around plants, objects, or honestly nothing at all! Look how happy he is!
Dimensions: W 750mm × H 320mm × L 520mm
Delivery: Australia-wide, please email hello@ultrafagola.com.au to arrange a quote.
Pickup: Available for Melbourne customers from Brunswick West.
Originally intended as an oil lamp, there is a small opening at the top where a wick may be placed (not included) otherwise works well as a vase.
In excellent condition, no chips.
Dimensions: ⌀135mm, H 70mm
Delivery: $15 delivery Australia-wide.
Pickup: Available for Melbourne customers from Brunswick West.
Designed by Vladislav Urban in 1969, this vase was produced at Rosice glassworks, one of the factories operating under the renowned Czechoslovak glass collective Sklo Union — celebrated for its innovative pressed-glass design during the mid-20th century. The sculptural “Moravia” form features a richly textured surface inspired by stone and bark.
In excellent condition with one tiny chip to one of the bottom corners.
Dimensions: W 75mm × H 200mm × L 75mm
Delivery: $15 delivery Australia-wide.
Pickup: Available for Melbourne customers from Brunswick West.
An ingenious height-adjustable table designed by husband-and-wife duo Andries Van Onck and Hiroko Takeda for Magis. This example is from the original 1984 production, identifiable by the central ring incorporated into the base — a feature omitted from the later 1993 reissue.
The LEM is defined by its distinctive network of intersecting steel rods, which rotate and fold into one another as the table is raised or lowered. A small button beneath the tabletop releases the mechanism, allowing it to transition from a low coffee table to dining height and anything in between. Its mechanical base is paired with a simple black plastic top with a rounded edge.
Height adjustment mechanism operates, however the locking mechanism does not currently hold the frame securely when the table is lifted and requires care when handling. The table remains stable when positioned for use.
Dimensions: ⌀90cm, H 36/73cm
Delivery: Australia-wide, please email hello@ultrafagola.com.au to arrange a quote.
Pickup: Available for Melbourne customers from Brunswick West.