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Sopwith 165
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Ceccotti Collezioni
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Frame:
Leather
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Glass
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Wood
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Upholstery:
Finish/Colour:
American Walnut
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Walnut Dark
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Walnut Brown
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Coloured Glass
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Walnut Moka
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Dimensions:
165 x 78 x 76,5h cm
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Variations:
See Spec Sheet
Lead Time:
12 -14 weeks
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Origin:
Italy
Sopwith is a small desk designed by Giuseppe Casarosa. This nifty, pared-down product combines beauty and function to satisfy the requirements of a contemporary lifestyle.
The frame consists of two solid wood trestles traversed by two brass stay-rods positioned diagonally to recall the shape of the “Sopwith Camel”, one of the most important UK bi-plane fighter aircraft employed during the First World War. The top is available in wood, back painted glass, or leather.
BRAND HIGHLIGHT
Strongly committed to sustainability, Ceccotti only works with suppliers that have obtained environmental certification such as membership of the SFI (Sustainable Forestry Initiative) or FSC (Forest Stewardship Council).Based in a small Italian town nestled between Pisa and Florence, the Ceccotti workshops draw the most skilled artisans from the local ‘School of Art’ and hone their craft. Ceccotti Collezioni creates exquisitely made beds, tables, chairs, desks, shelving and lighting that is unmistakably special and is the definition of luxury Italian furniture.The Tollgards are fortunate to have known Franco Ceccotti, a true visionary artisan, for the past decade, and operate the Ceccotti Showroom in the Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour in London.
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DESIGNED BY
Giuseppe Casarosa
Giuseppe Casarosa, Pisa in 1957. Graduated at ISIA in 1980 and continued his studies at the International University of Art in Florence. Interested in applied technologies and projects at 360 degrees; he designed boats, greenhouses for seasonal crops, machines for computing centers, small home appliances and of course furniture. Periodically he is called to take lessons in design schools. In 2008, a reflection on consumerism and sustainability brings him to stop the profession. He retires and lives on a boat for two years. In 2011, he is the founder and member of “Superevo” newco, manufacturer of innovative structures for upholstered items and supplies the most important brands of furniture. He currently lives between Cascina and Island of Capraia in Tuscany.
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