Attribution Signs: This piece has an attribution mark
Condition: used
Period: 60's
Height: 45,5 centimeters
Diameter: 27 centimeters
Object Weight: 5,30 kilograms
Material: ceramic, wood
Color: white, brown
Condition: Good — This vintage item may have some signs of wear such as scratches and other signs of aging.
Defects: the salt and pepper shakers have micro cracks - other micro cracks on the sides of 2 plates, see detailed photos
Growing up in Varese, Ambrogio Pozzi developed his passion for ceramics from a young age, approaching the rich ceramic tradition of Faenza. His deep affinity with this versatile and fascinating material pushed him to make it his main means of artistic expression and communication.
In collaboration with renowned foreign companies such as Rosenthal and Thomas, Ambrogio Pozzi, working for Ceramica Franco Pozzi of Gallarate, the family business, created iconic objects that would leave an imprint on the history of international design. Among his most famous works are the series of containers created for the XIII Triennale di Milano in 1964, the Compact service, the Duo project for Rosenthal, the Cono table set for Pierre Cardin and the on-board service developed in collaboration with Joe Colombo for Alitalia in 1970.
This table set, made up of 13 decomposable pieces, is made of white glazed ceramic and is mounted on a wooden disc base.
