Ceramic Tea Set by Makio Hasuike Arnolfo Di Cambio, Italy, 1970s, Set of 21

Description

Step back in time with the exquisite 70s Ceramic Coffee Set from the Arnolfo di Cambio Collection, designed by the … more Step back in time with the exquisite 70s Ceramic Coffee Set from the Arnolfo di Cambio Collection, designed by the legendary Makio Hasuike and manufactured by Ceramiche Revelli, Laveno Italy. This Iconic coffee or tea set for six is a true testament to the craftsmanship and style of the 1970s, making it a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage design.

The set comprises 21 pristine white ceramic pieces, each reflecting the sleek and innovative design ethos of the era. Included are a teapot with lid (17x12h), a milk jug (13x12h), a sugar bowl with lid (9×6.5h), six tea cups with matching saucers (cups 9x6h, saucers 14×1.5h), and six small bowls (11x5h).

The teapot bears the manufacturer’s blue printed mark on its base, while the milk jug, sugar bowl, bowls have an engraved mark, attesting to their authenticity. The tea cups have the same mark on the matching saucers, which adds to the set’s distinctive charm.

Makio Hasuike’s design brilliance is evident in every piece of this set, seamlessly blending form and function. The clean lines and minimalist silhouettes are hallmarks of 70s design, making this set a standout addition to any collection or a perfect centerpiece for vintage-inspired dining. Whether you are a connoisseur of mid-century modern design or simply appreciate finely crafted ceramics, this 70s Ceramic Coffee Set offers both aesthetic appeal and practical elegance.

item. coffee set, tea set
model. arnolfo di cambio collection
designer. Makio Hasuike
maker. Revelli Laveno
period. 1970s
country. Italy
material. ceramic
color. white
dimensions (cm) teapot with lid (17x12h), milk jug (13x12h), sugar bowl with lid (9×6.5h), tea cups with marching saucers (9x6h, 14×1.5h), small bowls (11x5h).
condition. excellent, free from chips or cracks, though they feature small speckles and a craquelure effect, which varies in visibility across the set. This piece has an attribution mark,
I am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity
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