Tea Set in Orange Ceramic by Liisi Beckmann for Gabbianelli, Italy, 1960s

Pair of candleholders designed by Liisi Beckmann for Gabbianelli in ceramic, red and white. Made in Italy, circa 1960. Signed on the bottom with "Gabbianelli - Ceramiche d'Arte - Di...

"Liisi" white ashtray by the designer Liisi Beckmann for Gabianelli, Italy, circa 1970s.

Futurist tea set in brown ceramic by Enzo Bioli for Il Picchio. The set is composed of six cups with 6 saucers, 1 sugar pot, 1 tea pot and 1 milk pot. Made in Italy in the 1960...

Set of two vases in orange ceramic in different heights made by Franco Bettonica for Gabbianelli, Italy, 1970s. Both of them come with their original labels still attached on the b...

Vintage checkers game by the Italian designer Ennio Lucini for Gabbianelli in green and white ceramic. Made in Italy in the 1970s.

Dynamic rectangular vase by Gabbianelli (his trademark on the bottom) in orange ceramic. Italy, 1970s.

The Vintage Stackable Tea Pot by Liisi Beckmann for Gabbianelli from the 1960s is a truly exceptional piece that embodies the epitome of mid-century modern design innovation. What se...

Coffee or tea sea set orange design, Spain, 1960s. Cool set of hand-painted glazed ceramic orange shaped tea, coffee or breakfast serving set fo...

An elegant mid-century modern light green and gold ceramic tea pot designed and manufactured by Pucci in the Sixties. It's signed on the bottom....

An amazing Memphis Milano tea set manufactured in Italy by Mas Italia. the red and white ceramic it's in perfect condition, the set has not been probably never used. The tea set by M...

Beautiful and rare set of the coffee pitcher, sugar bowl with lid, and twelve sets of the round dish with coffee cup plus twelve dessert round plates in ceramic, designed by Paul McCobb for the "Contempi" line, Jackson Ceramics, Japan late 1950s. The set is orange and white, a very striking retro combination of colors. All 38 pieces are in very good shape. Paul McCobb was born in 1917 in Medford, Massachusetts. He moved from Boston to New York to pursue his dream of becoming a designer. When it came to designing he was completely self-taught with a very minimalistic approach to object creation influenced by Scandinavian design as well as the “Shaker” style in furniture making. Perspective and scale became the trademark for McCobb's designs, his tables, shelves, lamps, and other daily used articles...

Pocket emptier in ceramic by Giancarlo Gabbianelli. In very good condition, with minimal signs of aging and use (no chips or smears). Manufacture, already active in the years before the Second World War, based in Milan, in via San Pietro all'Orto 11 whose production, directed by Rolando Hettner, consists of modern majolica, vases, favors, lamp bases, plates for walls, decorative tiles for floors...