Hacker 1 Vase #5

The Hacker collection by Paolo De Vivo debuted at Milan Design Week in 2019 with a series of marble decorative objects defined by mixed geometric patterns. This tall cylindrical vase has a tapered base and boasts three alternating sections of stripes, small and large checkers of white Carrara and Sivec marbles, green and rainbow onyx...

The inspiration behind the Hacker collection by Paolo De Vivo comes from the innovative idea to incorporate unused slabs of natural stones into artistic pieces of great aesthetic appeal. Manuel Clotri's deep knowledge and skills allow him to create kaleidoscopic patterns by harmoniously combining such pieces of precious materials, like this bowl that showcases white Sivec marble, basalt, green and rainbow...

Presented at Milan Design Week 2019, the Hacker Collection by Paolo De Vivo features a series of stunning decorative objects of repurposed natural stones that are skilfully cut and c...

A striking mix of striped and checkerboard patterns grace this superb bowl of the Hacker collection by Paolo De Vivo. Entirely handcrafted of basalt, the hypnotic combination of deep...

Pure Jugendstil jardiniere, made in the beginning of the century 1900, in Austria by the famous gold-silver-smith Moritz Hacker. The object consists of two pieces. The outside, mad...

Vase in metal dinanderie with spherical body on small annular heel. Decorated with a patina of charcoal gray and light gray on a pinkish red background. Signed under the base.

Ovoid vase in copper brassware hammered decorated with a horizontal geometric frieze of spirals inlaid in maillechort on a red background with brown patina. Signature in hollow on...

The clean lines of this vessel’s silhouette – a long, tapered mouth punctuated by twin indentions on either side – offer a striking counterpoint to its dramatic surface treatment. A ...