Omre - Slicer - Metal, Plastic - Rare Quick Mill green
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Description from the seller
These were the years of economic prosperity and confidence in the future, the moment when the very Italian Quick Mill launched its first domestic slicers. That offering is the legendary Omre slicer, an icon of Vintage Design Made in Italy, in a rare light green color that seems so modern today yet was highly avant-garde in the 60s/70s. It is in perfect condition, with light signs of wear (the white visible is from the camera flash).
Dating from the 1970s, it has arrived to the present in excellent condition, complete (including the rare slice plate) and integral in all its elements except for the ham press handle, which shows a small and not very noticeable repair (as shown in the third-to-last photo).
Rarely complete and perfect is the base grid for protecting the electrical elements.
Made of chromium-plated metal, iron, steel, and high-quality plastic with technology designed to produce durable objects over time.
Fully functional, it will add a touch of warmth and color to your kitchen, matching any style of furnishings, and will be a source of pride for collectors and lovers of Made in Italy style and design.
WE DO NOT SHIP OUTSIDE THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY
For the Islands we reserve the right to request a surcharge for shipping costs possibly increased by the carriers.
Seller's Story
We are professional sellers, regularly registered in the register, who try to recover and enhance every object, of every style and era, that arouses emotions. This is why our product descriptions are long and accurate. We want to sell and make known what we sell. Please, in case of problems upon arrival of the product, contact us to try to resolve them. Happy auction
Translated by Google TranslateThese were the years of economic prosperity and confidence in the future, the moment when the very Italian Quick Mill launched its first domestic slicers. That offering is the legendary Omre slicer, an icon of Vintage Design Made in Italy, in a rare light green color that seems so modern today yet was highly avant-garde in the 60s/70s. It is in perfect condition, with light signs of wear (the white visible is from the camera flash).
Dating from the 1970s, it has arrived to the present in excellent condition, complete (including the rare slice plate) and integral in all its elements except for the ham press handle, which shows a small and not very noticeable repair (as shown in the third-to-last photo).
Rarely complete and perfect is the base grid for protecting the electrical elements.
Made of chromium-plated metal, iron, steel, and high-quality plastic with technology designed to produce durable objects over time.
Fully functional, it will add a touch of warmth and color to your kitchen, matching any style of furnishings, and will be a source of pride for collectors and lovers of Made in Italy style and design.
WE DO NOT SHIP OUTSIDE THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY
For the Islands we reserve the right to request a surcharge for shipping costs possibly increased by the carriers.
Seller's Story
We are professional sellers, regularly registered in the register, who try to recover and enhance every object, of every style and era, that arouses emotions. This is why our product descriptions are long and accurate. We want to sell and make known what we sell. Please, in case of problems upon arrival of the product, contact us to try to resolve them. Happy auction
Translated by Google TranslateDetails
Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
Rare Quick Mill green
No. of items
1
Country of origin
Italy
Manufacturer/brand
Omre
Material
Metal, Plastic
Style
Vintage
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
27 cm
Width
34 cm
Depth
33 cm
Estimated period
1960-1970
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