Aldo Tura - Art Deco Table Lamp with Birds - 1940s
Very early design by Aldo Tura (1909 - 1963), important period between 1940-1950, when he was just setting up his furniture workshop in Milan.
The wooden lamp with a pair of carved birds is mounted on a green marble base, which is labeled at the bottom. The birds are beautifully crafted and have typical features from the Art Deco period.
The wooden top of the lamp is held together by a wrought ring.
In good and working condition
Height: 57cm
Marble base: 22 x 17 cm
About, Aldo Tura...
Aldo Tura was an Italian designer and artist known for his work in the field of furniture and interiors. He was born on May 10, 1909, in Briosco, Italy, and passed away on 1963. Tura is particularly renowned for his use of lacquered parchment, which he employed to create distinctive furniture pieces, including tables, cabinets, and seating. His designs often featured bold colors and a sense of luxury.
Tura's work is characterized by a blend of traditional craftsmanship and modern design, and his creations are considered timeless classics in the world of Italian design. He is best known for his bar carts, which are often considered iconic examples of his style.
Tura's designs have been featured in many high-end interiors and have been collected by individuals with a taste for unique and luxurious furnishings. His work continues to be celebrated for its elegance and artistic flair in the world of interior design and furniture.