Fulvio Casamonti - Board game - scatola con dadi - silver






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Rare travel micro-set with Bakelite dice and a solid silver 800 box, designed by Fulvio Casamonti in Italy and dating from the 1960s–1970s, in very good condition with its original box.
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Rare Travel Micro-Set with Dice in Bakelite and 800 Silver Box - Fulvio Casamonti (302 FI), Florence - 1970s
Splendid and rare miniature game box (pocket or travel micro-set) containing an original set of vintage bakelite dice, with a case made entirely in solid 800 silver. The object is a refined example of Italian vintage silverware, finely stamped along the edge with the factory mark "302 FI", which identifies the prestigious Florentine artisanal manufacture of Fulvio Casamonti, active in the second half of the 20th century. The shape of the punch (elongated polygon) places its production certainly from 1968, in the full vintage 1970s period. The box features clean, geometric, and modern lines, typical of the design of the era, with a front snap closure that works perfectly. Inside it houses its vintage miniature dice, presumably in bakelite. A true "virtue object" and conversation piece for collectors of art silver, miniatures, and vintage gaming objects.
Seller's Story
Rare Travel Micro-Set with Dice in Bakelite and 800 Silver Box - Fulvio Casamonti (302 FI), Florence - 1970s
Splendid and rare miniature game box (pocket or travel micro-set) containing an original set of vintage bakelite dice, with a case made entirely in solid 800 silver. The object is a refined example of Italian vintage silverware, finely stamped along the edge with the factory mark "302 FI", which identifies the prestigious Florentine artisanal manufacture of Fulvio Casamonti, active in the second half of the 20th century. The shape of the punch (elongated polygon) places its production certainly from 1968, in the full vintage 1970s period. The box features clean, geometric, and modern lines, typical of the design of the era, with a front snap closure that works perfectly. Inside it houses its vintage miniature dice, presumably in bakelite. A true "virtue object" and conversation piece for collectors of art silver, miniatures, and vintage gaming objects.
