Stainless Steel Fish-Dish by Roberto Sambonet for Sambonet, Italy, 1950s

Set composed by tray and three pitchers by Gio Ponti for Calderoni, Milano Size of the biggest pitcher is cms 18 x 1 2 x 12.

Conch-table fish serving dish by Lino Sabattini for Sabattini Argenteria. Part of the unlimited research on table ware made by Lino Sabattini along ...

Marvellous "Inciso" bowl by Paolo Venini for Venini. Signed with three-line acid stamp to underside: Venini Murano Italia. Another piece available from the same "Inciso" collection.

Black centerpiece by Roberto Arioli for Gabbianelli. Orange piece pictured is not available and not offered here.

Steel tray by Vittorio Gregotti for Cleto Munari. Vienna secession decoration for this remarkable piece.

Scacchiera by Sambonet, composed by a plastic base with six movable elements.

by Roberto Sambonet design in the 1956 for Sambonet Italy. elegant oval shell shape to serve and cook fish in stainless steel with all document and box, first edition with the extens...

This is an elegant stainless steel fish poacher by Roberto Sambonet for Sambonet. It is perfect to serve and Cook fish, but also other dishes. It has a beautiful shell shape and the...

The Italian company Roberto Sambone manufactured this lovely chrome and copper centerpiece, serving dish, or bowl for their 1980s "Graffiti" collection. The shiny chromed metal square design has rounded corners and is decorated with copper and silver plate inlaid floral decor featuring fern branches. The piece is marked inside: "Sambonet - Italy." The centerpiece is in good condition, with minor surface scratches due to regular use. Measurements: 10.25 in wide (26 cm) x 10.25 in deep (26 cm) x 0.82 in high (2 cm). Note: In 1856, after earning a Fine Arts diploma, Giuseppe Sambonet, son of a nobleman from Vercelli, got a Master Goldsmith license and established the company Giuseppe Sambonet, registering the seal bearing the initials "GS" with the mint in Turin. By the early 20th Century, his company was the Official Supplier to many noble families, including the Duchess of Genoa and the Count of Turin. In 1932, Sambonet was the first company in Italy to build an industrial manufacturing plant for sterling silver and galvanic silverware. In 1938, it developed an innovative process of producing stainless steel flatware and a silver-plated steel manufacturing technique. In 1947, it started manufacturing stainless steel knives and blades using its technology. In 1956, Sambonet conquered the international market and bit 53 competitors to supply the Hilton Hotel in Cairo with a hollowware line that remains in its collection today. Today, Sambonet is represented in some of the best hotels and restaurants worldwide. Customers can find Sambonet flatware...

Vintage sambonet set of six of 40 pieces in chrome and hard bone, Italy, 1950s Original Blu box inside in red velvet included.

Shallow serving plate / dish / centerpiece designed by Marianne Westman for Rörstrand, Sweden, 1960s. Ceramic in an earthy colored, wabi-sabi raw glaze.

Made in Italy in 1965 by Antonia Campi for Laveno. It is marked on the bottom. This centerpiece bowl is made in blue lacquered earthenware with bossed decorations. This is a vintage...