Fruitwood Platters and Serveware

Stafano Ugolini Firenze, 1784* Fruitwood & Brass Pepper Mill In the 20th century, the *1784 date is an honorific date associated with one of his hotels in Florence.  An uncommon and exquisite Stefano Ugolini Firenze 1784* fruitwood and brass pepper mill, likely supplied to one of the prestigious Stefano Ugolini hotels. Known for seamlessly blending traditionalism with design innovation, these hotels are a testament to one of the world's most visionary hoteliers. This large pepper mill stands at 17 inches high with a 5-inch diameter. It features a brass and wood crank and a domed opening that leads to a tapering, turned, bulbous fruitwood urn-shaped body. The grinder is beautifully adorned with an oval engraved brass plate inscribed '1784* Stefano Ugolini Firenze,' highlighting its rich history.  Handmade in two parts, the 15-inch-high mill locks into a removable brass-mounted wood basin...

Authentic 1930s Art Deco tray from France. This tray is a medium size for everyday use. The top is in glass. The perimeter is made of semi precious wood. The condition is very good, ...

19th century mahogany tray from England inlaid in a lovely pattern with florals and vines. The tray has a gallery, which is in a lovely dark and light mahogany contrast, for added de...

Authentic 1930s Art Deco tray from France. This tray is a small size for everyday use. The top is in glass. The perimeter is made of semi precious wood. The condition is very good, p...

Early 20th century serveware crafted in solid fruit wood by danish woodturner. Crafted with meticulous care and skill by a Danish woodturner, this serveware represents a harmonious b...

Set of 4 organic modern olive root wood platters, one of a kind, all different, artisan made.

This "Pique-Nippon" box was designed in close collaboration with Victor Giannotta from Sepa. Imagined as a complete set echoing Japanese culinary art, it ...

I have always liked the Déco style because it is simple, functional, elegant. This tray is just like that. I bought it from a lady in a small village in the center of France on a sum...