Diamantini e Domeniconi - Giovanni Levanti - Money box - small change - Ceramic - Never used, in as good as new condition

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Ceramic piggy bank model 'Soldino' designed by Giovanni Levanti for Diamantini e Domeniconi (Italy, 2000–2010), turquoise glaze, 25 cm high, 18 cm wide, 18 cm deep, in new, never-used condition.

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Giovanni Levanti - Diamantini & Domeniconi - Cash piggy bank "Soldino" in turquoise ceramic (with original box) - 2010

Splendid design piggy bank "Soldino" in New Old Stock (NOS) condition
Refined ceramic piggy bank model "Soldino", designed by the renowned Italian designer Giovanni Levanti in 2010 for the historic brand Diamantini & Domeniconi (Code C. 100).

Concept and Design:
The piece’s geometric and essential shape reinterprets in a contemporary, streamlined way the classic silhouette of a pinecone, an ancient and universal symbol of fertility and prosperity. The object features a beautiful, vivid glossy finish in Turquoise, part of the brand’s color selection inspired by semiprecious stones. On the top there are two slots (a linear slit for coins and a circular hole).

Condition of the item:
• Item: New, never used. The ceramic shows no yarns, chips, restorations, or glaze defects. The gloss of the original spray glaze is perfectly preserved.
• Cap: The original lower plastic cap with silkscreened logo is present, intact and flexible.
• Accessories: The lot includes the original information sheet with the concept, color variants, and maintenance instructions

Packaging condition (Box):
The original cardboard box is present, however it shows evident signs of age and storage (box not in good structural condition).

Dimensions:
• Height: 25 cm
• Maximum diameter: 18 cm

Giovanni Levanti - Diamantini & Domeniconi - Cash piggy bank "Soldino" in turquoise ceramic (with original box) - 2010

Splendid design piggy bank "Soldino" in New Old Stock (NOS) condition
Refined ceramic piggy bank model "Soldino", designed by the renowned Italian designer Giovanni Levanti in 2010 for the historic brand Diamantini & Domeniconi (Code C. 100).

Concept and Design:
The piece’s geometric and essential shape reinterprets in a contemporary, streamlined way the classic silhouette of a pinecone, an ancient and universal symbol of fertility and prosperity. The object features a beautiful, vivid glossy finish in Turquoise, part of the brand’s color selection inspired by semiprecious stones. On the top there are two slots (a linear slit for coins and a circular hole).

Condition of the item:
• Item: New, never used. The ceramic shows no yarns, chips, restorations, or glaze defects. The gloss of the original spray glaze is perfectly preserved.
• Cap: The original lower plastic cap with silkscreened logo is present, intact and flexible.
• Accessories: The lot includes the original information sheet with the concept, color variants, and maintenance instructions

Packaging condition (Box):
The original cardboard box is present, however it shows evident signs of age and storage (box not in good structural condition).

Dimensions:
• Height: 25 cm
• Maximum diameter: 18 cm

Details

Era
After 2000
Title additional information
Never used, in as good as new condition
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Italy
Manufacturer/brand
Diamantini e Domeniconi
Material
Ceramic
Designer/artist/maker
Giovanni Levanti
Model
small change
Style
Design
Condition
As new - unused
Height
25 cm
Width
18 cm
Depth
18 cm
Estimated period
2000-2010
ItalyVerified
38
Objects sold
100%
Private

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