Cleto Munari - Bowl (6) - Forme Contemporanee - Silverplated





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Six silver-plated bowls from the Forme Contemporanee line by Cleto Munari, made in Italy in the 1980s, each 5.5 cm high and 13.3 cm in diameter, in very good condition with slight signs of wear and age, and each piece bears the mark on the base.
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Beautiful set of 6 bowls by designer Cleto Munari from the "Forme Contemporanee" series, silver-plated 1000/1000.
Exclusive, refined design. Excellent condition
Dimensions: height 5.5 cm - diameter 13.3 cm
Each piece bears the mark on the bottom.
Something more: Cleto Munari was born in Gorizia on July 19, 1930, but he is a Vicentine by adoption. A major figure in the world of international creativity, in the period bridging the early 20th century and the third millennium, currently at 93 years old, Munari is considered among the most illustrious and recognized leaders of the avant-gardes, still in full creative ferment, far from the dictates of fashion. Among the countless collaborations undertaken, a key role is with master Carlo Scarpa in 1973 and the friend architect Ettore Sottsass, who inspired him and left him in inheritance a taste for beauty.
Photos are an integral part of the description.
Shipping with tracking; for non-continental destinations and distant lands, a quote will be agreed with the buyer.
Beautiful set of 6 bowls by designer Cleto Munari from the "Forme Contemporanee" series, silver-plated 1000/1000.
Exclusive, refined design. Excellent condition
Dimensions: height 5.5 cm - diameter 13.3 cm
Each piece bears the mark on the bottom.
Something more: Cleto Munari was born in Gorizia on July 19, 1930, but he is a Vicentine by adoption. A major figure in the world of international creativity, in the period bridging the early 20th century and the third millennium, currently at 93 years old, Munari is considered among the most illustrious and recognized leaders of the avant-gardes, still in full creative ferment, far from the dictates of fashion. Among the countless collaborations undertaken, a key role is with master Carlo Scarpa in 1973 and the friend architect Ettore Sottsass, who inspired him and left him in inheritance a taste for beauty.
Photos are an integral part of the description.
Shipping with tracking; for non-continental destinations and distant lands, a quote will be agreed with the buyer.

