1970s Table Salt and Pepper Shakers Silver

An Imposing pair of hand carved French high back brutalist chairs each standing at over six feet tall, circa 1970.

Stunning metal table lamp with nine stems emanating from the chrome base and terminating in lamps housed in opaline glass globe shades. Designed for Lumi Italia by Pia Guidetti Crip...

Published by D.A.P, New York, 2011 Perhaps the supreme instance of Polke’s political art is We Petty Bourgeois!, the ambitious series at the heart of this volume. Made between 197...

A 1970s paperweight by Christian Dior for French crystal glass manufacture, Crystal Au Plomb. The paperweight features a glossy perforated surface towards the top, imitating that of ...

Christofle 'Collection Gallia' - design by artist Eugène Volynkine (often attributed to Edouard Marcel Sandoz). A set of four French Art Deco silvered figural salt & pepper shakers. ...

Silver-plated metal with a base encompassed by three rows of Depres’s bead motif. Signed on the underside.

This unique and collectible pair of salt and pepper shakers from Gucci, crafted in Italy around 1970, showcases a lifelike quail design in silver-toned metal. Featuring a charmingly naturalistic form, each quail is fully three-dimensional, with one slightly larger than the other, creating a dynamic and harmonious pair. These elegant pieces are filled from the base, with seasoning dispensed through the top of the quails’ heads. Each piece is marked with Gucci on the underside, underscoring their provenance and luxury appeal. The 1970s saw a strong design trend favoring whimsical forms inspired by animals and fruit, seen in iconic pieces like the Manetti and Freddotherm ice buckets. Gucci’s quail...

This charming pair of metal salt and pepper shakers, crafted around 1970 in Italy, features a delightful owl design, embodying the playful yet sophisticated decor trends of the era. ...