Italian Coffee and Tea Sets

This champagne cover is a remarkable addition to our K-OVER Art collection. Crafted from pure silver 999/°°, the artist skillfully depicted a scene from the epic poem “Orlando Furio...

800 silver shell shaped sugar bowl and spoon by Eugenio Stancampiano of Palermo, Italy. No monogram. Beautiful and ornate large footed shell shaped ...

This champagne cover belongs to our collection “K-over Art”. Indeed, the artist chiselled on a pure silver 999/°° K-OVER a pirate story : the treasure, the sea monster, the sailing ...

This champagne cover belongs to our collection “K-over Design”.This pure silver 999/°° K-OVER is inspired by the Maori tradition. The artist wanted to represent human strength, Maori geometrical figures were perfect for this purpose. The cover has been completely handcrafted by Marco Fedi, a Florentine master goldsmith. The production process took few weeks and the techniques used are spinning and engraving. Artist information: Marco Fedi started his career in the ‘80s, working for the most prestigious workshops in Florence. During the years, he worked for Tiffany, Bulgari, Christofle and Cartier. Today, he is collaborating with K-OVER for the projects K-over Memories and K-over Design. Technical features: K-OVER is the new brand of P.M.P Firenze, a company with more than 40 years of experience in the silverware industry. Working in this market for such a long period, enabled us to develop a completely new product: a modern glacette. Indeed, our covers can maintain your precious bottles of champagne chilled. The cover can be used as many times as you want: by unscrewing the cap at its bottom, it is possible to change the champagne. All covers are new and have been only exhibited in public events. Covers are suitable for champenoise bottles such as: Moët Et Chandon, Veuve Clicquot, Cristal, Pol Roger...

This champagne cover belongs to our collection “K-over Art”. Indeed, the artist depicted on a pure silver 999/°° K-OVER a scene of the Dante’s Divine Comedy. In the year to come, Flo...