sabattini - Lino Sabattini - Centrepiece - Wenge - Cured meats platter with bread

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Description from the seller

Rare and imposing decorative charcuterie and bread board with integrated clamp, an authentic vintage piece made by the celebrated Sabattini workshop (Italy).
A sculptural kitchen and table accessory of striking modernist design and monumental proportions, complete with its original accessories:
Function and Materials: The cutting surface is made of solid, fine Wenge wood with visible dark grain, and features an integrated lever-operated clamp/press with guided action in the special “Sabattini 45” alloy (a high-quality, stainless and oxidation-resistant metal), for securely holding and slicing cured meats, aged cheeses, or bread.
Monumental Dimensions: Length 68 cm x Width 20 cm (board thickness 2 cm).
Included Accessories: Complete with its original Sabattini illustrated booklet and original cardboard box with embossed logo.
STAMPS AND MARKS:
Original metal plaque from the Sabattini workshop affixed to the edge of the wood.
DETAILED CONDITION:
Wenge Wood: In excellent condition, well cared for, solid, and free of cracks or structural defects.
Metal Clamp: Mechanism and overall shine are good; a scratch on the upper part of the handle/clamp is noted (shown in the photos).
Original Box: Present but worn / in modest condition, with tears and repairs using period adhesive tape (Scotch tape); nevertheless, very useful for completing the original set.
Tracked shipping and reinforced packaging appropriate to the size. Any customs duties are the buyer’s responsibility.

Rare and imposing decorative charcuterie and bread board with integrated clamp, an authentic vintage piece made by the celebrated Sabattini workshop (Italy).
A sculptural kitchen and table accessory of striking modernist design and monumental proportions, complete with its original accessories:
Function and Materials: The cutting surface is made of solid, fine Wenge wood with visible dark grain, and features an integrated lever-operated clamp/press with guided action in the special “Sabattini 45” alloy (a high-quality, stainless and oxidation-resistant metal), for securely holding and slicing cured meats, aged cheeses, or bread.
Monumental Dimensions: Length 68 cm x Width 20 cm (board thickness 2 cm).
Included Accessories: Complete with its original Sabattini illustrated booklet and original cardboard box with embossed logo.
STAMPS AND MARKS:
Original metal plaque from the Sabattini workshop affixed to the edge of the wood.
DETAILED CONDITION:
Wenge Wood: In excellent condition, well cared for, solid, and free of cracks or structural defects.
Metal Clamp: Mechanism and overall shine are good; a scratch on the upper part of the handle/clamp is noted (shown in the photos).
Original Box: Present but worn / in modest condition, with tears and repairs using period adhesive tape (Scotch tape); nevertheless, very useful for completing the original set.
Tracked shipping and reinforced packaging appropriate to the size. Any customs duties are the buyer’s responsibility.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Wood type
Wenge
Title additional information
Cured meats platter with bread
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Italy
Manufacturer/brand
sabattini
Designer/artist/maker
Lino Sabattini
Material
Alloy, Metal, Wood
Style
Contemporary
Colour
Black, Brown
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
2 cm
Width
68 cm
Depth
20 cm
Estimated period
1970-1980
ItalyVerified
Private

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