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Three legume bowls. Silver-plated metal. Krupp manufacture, Milan…

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GIO PONTI Three legume bowls. Silver-plated metal. Krupp manufacture, Milan, 1930s. Manufacture mark. 11x19.5x14.5 cm. THREE TUREENS BY G. PONTI Domus no.112, Apile 1937, p. 18; Domus no.133, January 1939, p. 9; L. Falconi, Gio Ponti interiors objects drawings 1920-1976, Electa, Milan, 2004, p. 110. Very good overall condition. Small lines, light scratches and normal signs of wear. Diffuse oxidation to the silvering.

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GIO PONTI Three legume bowls. Silver-plated metal. Krupp manufacture, Milan, 1930s. Manufacture mark. 11x19.5x14.5 cm. THREE TUREENS BY G. PONTI Domus no.112, Apile 1937, p. 18; Domus no.133, January 1939, p. 9; L. Falconi, Gio Ponti interiors objects drawings 1920-1976, Electa, Milan, 2004, p. 110. Very good overall condition. Small lines, light scratches and normal signs of wear. Diffuse oxidation to the silvering.

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