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Designed by Richard Sapper in the 1970s, the "Plico" trolley is one of the lesser known, though more representative, projects from this unforgettable artist's body of work. Sapper developed his projects starting from a problem that he identified in an existing object or from something that was missing: "I am always interested in doing something new, increasing our life tools. I am interested in designing new things that have their uses or make sense". And with "Plico" Sapper undoubtedly manages to increase the scope of our "domestic utensils". 

Once folded, the trolley occupies minimal space, allowing it to be placed behind a door or between two pieces of kitchen furniture. The brakes on the rear wheels make the trolley free-standing when closed. Once unfolded, the trolley's two surfaces are wide, with a containing rim. When the upper surface is turned upside down, it creates a large supporting surface, ideal for enjoying a meal in bed or in front of the television, or for using a laptop comfortably seated in an armchair or on the sofa. Furthermore "Plico" can be used as a food trolley itself, storage trolley or just as a decorative piece.

 
Additional features: 
 - The particular distance between the two surfaces makes it possible to place bottles, fruit bowls or other containers for medium-sized foodstuffs on the lower one.
- The articulated front wheels make the movement of the trolley fluid and perfectly controllable.
 - A brake positioned on the rear wheels ensures stability when the trolley is stationary and facilitates closing operations 
- Easy to close: just hold the top surface and lift it towards you and the trolley folds. 

This "Plico" trolley is in a new condition and has never been used. Delivered in original packaging and documentation. 

Richard Sapper:
Richard Sapper was born in 1932 in Munich. In the early 1960s, he began to collaborate with the Italian architect Marco Zanuso, together they acted as design consultants for Brionvega for which they developed a series of televisions and radios. Later on Sapper produced successful and innovative designs for many well-known Italian and international brands, including Artemide, B&B Italia, FIAT, Heuer, Kartell, Knoll, Magis, Molteni, Pirelli, and many others. Throughout his career, Sapper has remained keenly involved in academia, teaching at many universities. He has received numerous awards for his products, and his designs are represented in the permanent collections of many museums internationally. In 2012, Sapper received the Merit Cross of the Order of Merit from the President of the Federal Republic of Germany. He died on 31 December 2015.


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Italien - Nach 2000

Alessi Richard Sapper ''Plico'' - Serviertisch - Stahl mit Epoxidharz eingefärbt, schwarz. Regale aus Polyurethan.

Schmuck

Mindestpreis

Ohne Mindestpreis

Budget

Enddatum

Samstag

Sonntag

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2 Juni

morgen

heute

Montag

Standort

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Spanien

Israel

Italien

Belgien

Hong Kong

Niederlande

Thailand

Vereinigtes Königreich

Taiwan

Deutschland

Türkei

Rumänien

Singapur

Frankreich

Polen

Bulgarien

Irland

Japan

Österreich

Tschechische Republik

Griechenland

Ungarn

Schweden

Vereinigte Staaten

Marke

Tramontano

Objekt

Ring

Ohrringe

Anhänger

Verlobungsring

Halskette mit Anhänger

Ohrstecker

Halskette

Armband

Ewigkeitsring

Tennisarmband

Huggie-Ohrringe

Cocktailring

Stapelring

Kettenarmband

Ehering

Kreolen

Stacking-Ring

Handgelenkschmuck

Kreuzanhänger

Choker

Statement-Halskette

Cocktail-Ohrringe

Tropfenohrringe

Statement-Ohrringe

2-teiliges Schmuckset

Herkunftsland

Sambia

Unbekannt

Kein Ursprung angegeben

Brasilien

Mosambik

Tansania

Madagaskar

Sri Lanka

Kolumbien

Afrika

Birma

Nigeria

Material

Gelbgold

Weißgold

Roségold

Platin

Silber

Geschlecht

Damen

Unisex

Herren

Zustand

Wie neu - unbenutzt

Exzellenter Zustand - kaum getragen mit minimalen Gebrauchsspuren

Sehr guter Zustand - mit kleineren Gebrauchsspuren

Edelstein

Diamant

Smaragd

Saphir

Rubin

Aquamarin

Tansanit

Turmalin

Topas

Opal

Feueropal

Morganit

Granat

Amethyst

Perle

Koralle

Peridot

Spinell

Gemischte Edelsteine

Südsee-Zuchtperle

Natürliche Perle

Goldberyll (Heliodor)

Tahiti-Zuchtperle

Citrin

Demantoid

Chrysoberyll

Zertifikat

HRD Antwerp

International Gemological Institute (IGI)

Gemewizard Gemological Laboratory (GWLab)

Gemological Center Israel (G.C.I.)

GEM-TECH Istituto Gemmologico

Antwerp Laboratory for Gemstone Testing (ALGT)

Gemological Institute of America (GIA)

Gem Report Antwerp (GRA)

GFCO Gem Lab

Masterstones

World Gemological Institute (WGI)

Labor für Perlenanalyse

Istituto Gemmologico Italiano (IGI)

International Jewellery & Gems Certifiers (IJGC)

Instituto Gemólogico Español (IGE)

GRS Gemresearch Swisslab

American Gemological Labs (AGL)

Lotus Gemology

Bellerophon Gemlab

International Colored Gemstone Association (ICA GemLab)

Feingehalt

14 kt

18 kt

Schliff

Rund

Brillantschliff

Mischschliff

Oval

Stufenschliff

Achteck

Birne

Kissen

Gemischte Form

Cabochonschliff

Smaragdschliff

Baguetteschliff

Quadrat

Markis

Rechteck

Prinzessschliff

Fancy

Modifizierter Brillantschliff

Facettenschliff

Kegel

Herz

Birnenschliff

Triangel

Achtkantschliff

Reinheit

Augenrein

VVS1

VVS2

Moderate (mäßig)

Geringfügig

Loupe clean (Lupenrein)

Farbstufe

D (farblos)

N (getönt)

I–M (nicht zertifiziert)

Exakte Farbe

Grün

Schmuck

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Alessi Richard Sapper ''Plico'' - Serviertisch - Stahl mit Epoxidharz eingefärbt, schwarz. Regale aus Polyurethan.

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