Tiffany & Co. - Bowl - Silver - Historical Relic

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Chiara Scotto Pasanisi dei Foscarini
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Holds master’s in art business and decorative arts; exhibited at TEFAF Maastricht.

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Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver 925 bowl, 182 g in weight with a 13 cm diameter and 13 cm width by 7 cm height, in mint condition, made in Italy circa 2000–2010, a historical keepsake gifted by Brown University to Romano Prodi with an inscription and including the original Tiffany blue box, a blue velvet pouch and protective wrap.

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Tiffany & Co. Bowl in 925 Silver - Rare Historic Artifact / Institutional Gift to Romano Prodi (Brown University)
An exceptional collectible piece that combines the prestige of Tiffany & Co.'s high silverware with contemporary political history. It is a bowl in Sterling Silver 925 (stamped "AG 925 Italy"), weighing 182 grams, with a diameter of about 13 cm. The item is an official institutional gift, unique of its kind, commissioned by the renowned American university Brown University, and presented to the former Italian Prime Minister and former President of the European Commission, Romano Prodi.
On the side of the bowl is the following high-precision original inscription:"With appreciation to Romano Prodi - Watson Institute - Brown University - 2009-2013" (The inscription commemorates the period during which Mr. Prodi served as Professor-at-Large at the institute).
The item is in excellent aesthetic condition, with a splendid natural silver luster that would externally benefit from polishing.
Sold complete with its original outer accessories: Classic Tiffany Blue Box, Blue velvet protective pouch signed Tiffany & Co., Protective bubble wrap with branded tape.
An unmissable opportunity for collectors of political memorabilia, memorabilia of the Italian Republic, and connoisseurs of international luxury silverware.

Tiffany & Co. Bowl in 925 Silver - Rare Historic Artifact / Institutional Gift to Romano Prodi (Brown University)
An exceptional collectible piece that combines the prestige of Tiffany & Co.'s high silverware with contemporary political history. It is a bowl in Sterling Silver 925 (stamped "AG 925 Italy"), weighing 182 grams, with a diameter of about 13 cm. The item is an official institutional gift, unique of its kind, commissioned by the renowned American university Brown University, and presented to the former Italian Prime Minister and former President of the European Commission, Romano Prodi.
On the side of the bowl is the following high-precision original inscription:"With appreciation to Romano Prodi - Watson Institute - Brown University - 2009-2013" (The inscription commemorates the period during which Mr. Prodi served as Professor-at-Large at the institute).
The item is in excellent aesthetic condition, with a splendid natural silver luster that would externally benefit from polishing.
Sold complete with its original outer accessories: Classic Tiffany Blue Box, Blue velvet protective pouch signed Tiffany & Co., Protective bubble wrap with branded tape.
An unmissable opportunity for collectors of political memorabilia, memorabilia of the Italian Republic, and connoisseurs of international luxury silverware.

Details

Era
After 2000
Gross weight
182 g
Title additional information
Historical Relic
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Italy
Manufacturer/brand
Tiffany & Co.
Material
Silver
Condition
As new - unused
Height
7 cm
Width
13 cm
Depth
13 cm
Estimated period
2000-2010
ItalyVerified
Private

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