Alessandro Albrizzi Minimalist Modern Fireplace Tool Set & Stand

A visually striking Modernist chromed steel fireplace set attributed to Alessandro Albrizzi (Italian, 1934-1994), circa 1970s, minimalist sculptural design, three tools and mounting post stand on slate base, includes a fire poker, shovel, and brush.

Venetian born Baron Alessandro R. de C, Albrizzi (Italy; 1934-1994) opened his first shop in 1968 in London. Albrizzi designed furniture and objects in a wide variety of styles, Classical, Baroque, Bauhaus Moderne and others. He eventually opened shops all over the world and was well known for socializing and designing for the “Jet Set” crowd of the 1960s. Alessandro Albrizzi’s work and reputation became internationally known and his pieces are available from the finest dealers to this day.

Provenance / Acquisition:
Property from renowned interior designer Courtney Blanton’s CBI Studio collection, Austin, Texas

Acquired from the highly reputable auction house Austin Auction Gallery, est.1983, Austin, Texas. Mid-Century Design & French Antiques catalog

Dimensions: (approx)
36.5″ High, 13″ Wide, 6″ Deep

Condition Report:
Good original unrestored vintage condition. Presents well. Wear consistent with age and indicative of use, including pitting to metal, minor oxidation, scattered nicks to handles and base, typical age appropriate signs of use.