Alessi - Philippe Starck - Juicer - PSJS - Aluminium - Unused in original box

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The Alessi Juicy Salif citrus juicer, designed by Philippe Starck, is made of aluminium and dates from the 1990s.

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This citrus juicer also known as "Juicy Salif" launched in 1990 by the design company “Alessi”, Italy - Philippe Starck – lemon juicer – Aluminum

Let yourself be tempted by one of the most legendary design objects of the 20th century: the Juicy Salif, designed by the visionary French designer Philippe Starck for Alessi.
More than a utensil—this is a design icon, a sculptural centerpiece that has been included in museums and design collections worldwide.

With its futuristic, almost extraterrestrial form, the Juicy Salif is a masterful example of functional design that becomes art. Made of die-cast aluminum, resting on three slender legs, designed to press fresh citrus directly over a glass.

According to Starck, the idea was born in a pizza restaurant on the island of Capri, where he sketched it on a paper napkin—a moment that would change the design world.

Details
• Designer: Philippe Starck
• Model: Juicy Salif
• Manufacturer: Alessi
• Period: 1990s
• Material: Die-cast aluminum
• Dimensions: approx. 29 cm high
• Condition: New, unused in original box

Why this object is unique:
• An international design icon, included in countless museum collections (e.g., MoMA, Centre Pompidou).
• Both an art object and a functional kitchen instrument.
• An absolute must-have for modern design lovers, Starck collectors, and Alessi fans.

Weight: 400 grams

This citrus juicer also known as "Juicy Salif" launched in 1990 by the design company “Alessi”, Italy - Philippe Starck – lemon juicer – Aluminum

Let yourself be tempted by one of the most legendary design objects of the 20th century: the Juicy Salif, designed by the visionary French designer Philippe Starck for Alessi.
More than a utensil—this is a design icon, a sculptural centerpiece that has been included in museums and design collections worldwide.

With its futuristic, almost extraterrestrial form, the Juicy Salif is a masterful example of functional design that becomes art. Made of die-cast aluminum, resting on three slender legs, designed to press fresh citrus directly over a glass.

According to Starck, the idea was born in a pizza restaurant on the island of Capri, where he sketched it on a paper napkin—a moment that would change the design world.

Details
• Designer: Philippe Starck
• Model: Juicy Salif
• Manufacturer: Alessi
• Period: 1990s
• Material: Die-cast aluminum
• Dimensions: approx. 29 cm high
• Condition: New, unused in original box

Why this object is unique:
• An international design icon, included in countless museum collections (e.g., MoMA, Centre Pompidou).
• Both an art object and a functional kitchen instrument.
• An absolute must-have for modern design lovers, Starck collectors, and Alessi fans.

Weight: 400 grams

Details

Specific region of origin
Crusinallo (VB)
Style subtype
Italian design
Weight
400 g
Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
Unused in original box
Number of objects
1
Country of Origin
Italy
Manufacturer/ Brand
Alessi
Designer/artist/maker
Philippe Starck
Model
PSJS
Material
Aluminium
Colour
Silver
Style
Design
Condition
As new - unused
Height
29 cm
Width
14 cm
Depth
14 cm
In Working Order
Yes
Estimated period
1980-1990, 1990-2000
Sold by
The NetherlandsVerified
60
Objects sold
Private

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