F.A. 33 Mirror 572 Furniture Gubi

F.A. 33 Mirror

By Gio Ponti, for Gubi

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F.A. 33 Mirror - Polished Brass
F.A. 33 Mirror - Polished Brass
F.A. 33 Mirror - Black Brass
F.A. 33 Mirror - Black Brass

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F.A. 33 Mirror

By Gio Ponti, For Gubi

$1,699.00 - $2,499.00

Finish
Polished Brass

Height
31.5”

SPEC #: GUB849940 | ID: 10023363

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      • Finish: Polished Brass
      • Size: 21.3"W x 31.5"H x 1"D
      • Materials: Glass, Brass
          • Country of Origin: Italy
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      F.A. 33 Mirror

      SPEC #: GUB849940

      ID: 10023363

      Designed by Gio PontiRead Bio

      The F.A. 33 Mirror was originally designed by Gio Ponti in 1933 for Fontana Arte and features an iconic, simplistic design with an elegant curving frame that encompasses a plain glass mirror.

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      Finish: Black Brass, Polished Brass

      Prop 65 Warning for California Residents This product can expose you to chemicals, which are known in the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to https://www.p65warnings.ca.gov/.

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      4 star rating

      Well packaged

      By T from McCall, Idaho

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      Sep 23, 2022

      • Do You Recommend This Product? Yes
      • Quality: Good
      • Design: Outstanding
      • Installation: Normal
      • Value: Overpriced

      I ordered the 31.5" tall mirror. It is about 1.25" thick with a solid backing and mounting hooks. Its perfect for a special location, but $$$$! Lightology did a great job packing and it arrived in ideal condition. I tried to request a "signature required" as I wanted to inspect the package. We have some humongous pot holes here in central Idaho. But no luck; the UPS driver did the usual dropped and dash.


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      Founded in 1967 by Gubi and Lisbeth Olsen, the brand is defined by a passion for the past as well as the present. Gubi is a distinctive international design icon. Hunting down forgotten design icons like Greta Grossman, Jacques Adnet, and Mathieu Mategot, Gubi brings designs from the thirties through the seventies back to life, the collection is rounded out by collaborations with up and coming designers, forming a highly versatile brand. Gubi lights are as eclectic as they are provoking, a product of each designer's courage, instinct and curiosity. With simple yet striking shapes, unique materials and innovative techniques, Gubi is a contemporary vision. Gubi effectively blurs the lines between past and present, delivering symbolic lamps that leave a powerful impression on both the eye and imagination.

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      Gio Ponti, born in Milan in 1891, began his career in architecture and design, after service in WWI, at an Italian ceramics company. Experience in ceramics influenced Ponti's later because he was trained to have an appreciation for not just the structure, but also the interior and artistic elements of a building. Not only an architect, Ponti spent much of his time designing and constructing household appliances, lighting, and furniture to compliment his edificies, such as the Denver Art Museum. To add on to his applied career, Ponti also worked as a guest lecturer at design colleges around the world and published works on his theories and opinions of design. Ponti died in 1979, but left behind a legacy as an architect, designer, professor and inventor, making him one of the most important men in the history of design.