Italian Silver Serving Bowl with Crystal Insert and spoon – Gonnelli Gabriella Ved. Tacchi – 1970s An elegant and refined Italian silver serving bowl dating from the 1970s, crafted in 800 silver by the silversmith Gonnelli Gabriella Ved. Tacchi. The piece is beautifully executed in a neoclassical style, featuring an openwork frieze adorned with garlands, bows, and floral festoons, all resting on a circular base with a delicate beaded border. The leaf-shaped handle and matching thumb rest add a sculptural and decorative touch, enhancing both usability and aesthetic appeal. The hinged lid is finely worked with a radiating fluted motif, reminiscent of classical shell designs, giving the piece an elegant and timeless presence. Inside, a cut crystal insert is fitted. Although likely not original to the piece, it fits and complements the silver mount beautifully. This makes the object highly versatile in use. Use Originally intended as a luxury table accessory, this piece can be used for: caviar service marmalade or jam sugar or condiments small delicacies or hors d’oeuvres Condition In good overall condition with light signs of use consistent with age. The silver is well preserved with minor surface wear. The crystal insert is in good condition and fits properly. Marks Italian silver hallmark: 800 Silversmith: 509FI Gonnelli Gabriella Ved. Tacchi Dimensions Height: approx. 7 cm Length (including handle): approx. 13.5 cm Diameter: approx. 10 cm Weight Silver weight: 93 g Total weight (including crystal): approx. 363 g Catawiki smart shipping services, insured and well packed.