Linea Argenti (MC) - Figurine - Alvaro Elisei e Deborah Sorgoni Tigri in caccia (2) - .925 silver





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Two tiger sculptures by Alvaro Elisei and Deborah Sorgoni for Linea Argenti, Italy, in resin reinforced with graphite and silver-coated to 25 microns, measuring about 15 x 6 x 7 cm and weighing 300 g in total, produced circa 1995–2005, complete with original blue velvet Linea Argenti boxes in excellent condition.
Description from the seller
Pair of statuettes depicting tigers in an attacking stance, produced by Linea Argenti, a prestigious Italian company from Recanati (Marche) founded in 1992.
Design and Craftsmanship:
These sculptures are the fruit of the artistic talent of Alvaro Elisei (modeler since 1992) and Deborah Sorgoni. The two master artisans from Marche represent the excellence of the Italian tradition of decorative silverware.
Dimensions: Length about 15 cm, height 6 cm, width 7 cm
• Material: Graphite-reinforced resin, silver coating of 25 micron thickness applied using galvanic electro-deposition technique.
• Period: Estimated production years 1995-2005 (about 20-30 years)
• Manufacture: Made in Italy - Marche artisanal craft of Recanati/Loreto
• Artists: Original design by Alvaro Elisei and Deborah Sorgoni
• Condition: Excellent, perfectly preserved
• Packaging: Complete with original Linea Argenti cases in blue velvet with logo embossed.
Artistic details:
These sculptures represent the excellence of Italian decorative silverware from the 1990s. The tigers are depicted in a crouched, ready-to-attack position, with finely chased anatomical details that highlight taut musculature, the stripes of the coat, and the proud, menacing expression of the animal.
The mastery of Elisei and Sorgoni is evident in the anatomical precision, the dynamism of the pose, and attention to detail: every paw, every stripe, every muscle has been studied and molded with manic meticulousness. The silver finish lends elegance and luminosity, with play of light that enhances the volumes and details of the sculpture.
These tigers belong to the first generation of Linea Argenti productions (1995-2005), when founders Alvaro Elisei and Deborah Sorgoni were defining the style that would make the Marche-based company famous worldwide. They represent a piece of Italian high-end artisanal history. FROM PRIVATE COLLECTION
Pair of statuettes depicting tigers in an attacking stance, produced by Linea Argenti, a prestigious Italian company from Recanati (Marche) founded in 1992.
Design and Craftsmanship:
These sculptures are the fruit of the artistic talent of Alvaro Elisei (modeler since 1992) and Deborah Sorgoni. The two master artisans from Marche represent the excellence of the Italian tradition of decorative silverware.
Dimensions: Length about 15 cm, height 6 cm, width 7 cm
• Material: Graphite-reinforced resin, silver coating of 25 micron thickness applied using galvanic electro-deposition technique.
• Period: Estimated production years 1995-2005 (about 20-30 years)
• Manufacture: Made in Italy - Marche artisanal craft of Recanati/Loreto
• Artists: Original design by Alvaro Elisei and Deborah Sorgoni
• Condition: Excellent, perfectly preserved
• Packaging: Complete with original Linea Argenti cases in blue velvet with logo embossed.
Artistic details:
These sculptures represent the excellence of Italian decorative silverware from the 1990s. The tigers are depicted in a crouched, ready-to-attack position, with finely chased anatomical details that highlight taut musculature, the stripes of the coat, and the proud, menacing expression of the animal.
The mastery of Elisei and Sorgoni is evident in the anatomical precision, the dynamism of the pose, and attention to detail: every paw, every stripe, every muscle has been studied and molded with manic meticulousness. The silver finish lends elegance and luminosity, with play of light that enhances the volumes and details of the sculpture.
These tigers belong to the first generation of Linea Argenti productions (1995-2005), when founders Alvaro Elisei and Deborah Sorgoni were defining the style that would make the Marche-based company famous worldwide. They represent a piece of Italian high-end artisanal history. FROM PRIVATE COLLECTION

