Alessi - Luigi Massoni, Carlo Mazzeri & Anselmo Vitale - Tray (8) - Steel

Alessi design sets for an elegant table.

Vintage elongated serving tray, made of stainless steel with a polished finish. It features a typical elongated rectangular shape with softened corners and slightly raised edges. This minimalist, slender silhouette is typical of mid‑century dining objects and is linked to historic Italian design houses such as Alfra Alessi.
It is mainly used as a serving tray for antipasti, snacks, or as a fish platter (pesciera), thanks to its elongated shape. Measures 35×13 cm.

Two historical Alessi antipasti servers model 2400 and 2300 with five and four compartments respectively.
This Italian design classic was designed in the 1960s by the renowned design duo Carlo Mazzeri and Anselmo Vitale. They are entirely made of stainless steel (Inox 18/10), featuring a satin finish inside the compartments and a mirror-polished external edge. Thanks to their shaped compartments, they were specifically created to elegantly and neatly serve different varieties of antipasti, snacks, or appetizers at the table. Measures 45×25 cm and 36×23 cm.
These pieces represent a classic of Italian industrial design, characterized by a satin interior finish that contrasts elegantly with the glossy, mirrored outer edges.

Alessi ice bucket with tongs, featuring a double-wall stainless steel construction. The design, associated with series 871, presents a rounded, reflective body, attributed to Luigi Massoni and Carlo Mazzeri. It is made of 18/10 stainless steel, known for durability and corrosion resistance. Includes a matching ice tong, also in stainless steel.
Its main aesthetic feature is provided by smooth walls interrupted by two shallow curved recesses on opposite sides, which act as integrated handles without altering the clean look of the lines.

Two vintage stainless steel soup tureens with lids, produced by the historic Italian brand Alfra Alessi (later Alessi SpA) from the 1950s onward. Made of solid mirror-polished 18/10 stainless steel. They feature a pedestal base, two curved side handles, and a round knob on the lid. The lid includes a side groove designed to accommodate the handle of the spoon or small serving ladle, keeping the sauce or soup warm without removing the utensil. This iconic mid‑century table piece was part of the historically hotel and upscale domestic production, ideal for serving sauces, meat jus, hot gravies, or condiments.

Vintage Alessi salt shaker (model #180) made of stainless steel. This classic, minimalist model was historically designed by Ettore Alessi or developed in collaboration with the brand’s Technical Office between the 1950s and 1970s. Boat-shaped, asymmetrical and ergonomic, with a wide integrated flat handle on the back that flows seamlessly from the rim.
Spoons are not included as they are not the Alessi‑brand accompanying items.

All items are in condition more than good or excellent, with no obvious scratches; some may need a light polish.