Olivetti Studio BBPR Desk 1963 Mid Century Modern Design Italian

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Olivetti Studio BBPR Desk 1963 Mid Century Modern Design Italian:
$1550.00

Large Desk by Studio BBPR for Olivetti

Italy 1963

Arco Series desk created by Studio BBPR designers Gianlugi Banfi, Lodovico Belgiojoso, Enrico Peressutti and Ernesto Nathan Rogers fpr Olivetti. Black metal base, laminated plywood desktop bakelite drawers.

Large desk by Studio BBPR

Measurements Height: 77 cm (30,31 in.)

Depth: 85 cm (33,46 in.)

Width/Length: 180 cm (70,80)

Material: Steel, plastic

Great used condition!

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SHIPMENT /WITHDRAWAL

If you want to arrange international shipment no problem.

I can prepare the the forniture as described in STANDARD PACKAGING

If you want to ask your driver to pick a quote, merchandise is available at:

Country: Italy

City: Bologna

Zip code: 40139

If your carrier has an office in Bologna Italy I can move it from them.

STANDARD PACKAGING(not binding)

-Sofas and armchairs, chairs: wrapped in bubble wrap + film wrap packaging + pallets (example: Arflex, B&B Italia, Bernini, Cassina, Poltronova, Tecno...)

-Glass chandeliers: disassembled, each piece wrapped in bubble wrap, placed in wooden box filled with polystyrene chips. (Example: Venini, Vistosi, Barovier, Fontana Arte, Mazzega...)

-Chandeliers metal and plastic: disassembled, each piece wrapped in bubble wrap, placed in a cardboard box. (Example: Arredoluce, Arteluce, Sciolari, Stilnovo...)

-Stands Floor lamp: disassembled, each piece wrapped in bubble wrap, wrapped in cardboard carton. (Sarfatti, Triennale, Artemide, Floss...)

CUSTOM PACKAGES ON REQUEST:

ask any kind of special packaging , no problem.

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