A vintage Italian Midcentury Modern teakwood or maple student's desk, made by E. Liberatore M. Di Bernardo Mobili Arredamenti, located at via S. Ippolito 4 in Rome, circa 1960s
The item is made of wood. It seems to have a laminate wood layer all around, has Althea following label in one of the drawers: E. Liberatore M. Di Bernardo Mobili Arredamenti via S. Ippolito 4, Roma. Feels like 50-60 years old, has some old screws, and doesn’t appear to be machine cut.
Garage / Yard Sale
Yes
Hi Mario,
Thank you for contacting Mearto with your appraisal inquiry.
Based on the photos and information provided, and subject to examination, this is:
A vintage Italian Midcentury Modern teakwood or maple student's desk,
made by E. Liberatore M. Di Bernardo Mobili Arredamenti, located at via S. Ippolito 4 in Rome, circa 1960s
The centilevered top over "floating" stack of three drawers, the back fitted with a hidden drawer. Bearing manufacturer's label
(DIMENSIONS)
CONDITION: This desk appears to be in generally good condition with some minor wear visible, likely from normal use commensurate to age.
PROVENANCE: Acquired in a garage/yard sale
$ 400-600*
*represents a fair-market value for auction purposes; retail or asking price may vary.
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~ Delia
Thanks, Mario.
If you'd like your appraisal to include dimensions, which is conventional, please send me - at your earliest convenience - the height, width, depth and diameter and I'll update this appraisal as soon as I can.
Otherwise, this appraisal is all finished.
Thanks,
Delia
Thank you, sorry, meant to say : It has the following label. So Althea is wrong…