Cono Model Table Set by Ambrogio Pozzi for Pierre Cardin, Italy, 1960s, Set of 5

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Between 1968 and 1970, the partnership between the Pierre Cardin brand and the creativity of Ambrogio Pozzi gave rise to … Read more Between 1968 and 1970, the partnership between the Pierre Cardin brand and the creativity of Ambrogio Pozzi gave rise to two projects based on the concept of assembly and stackability, which soon became icons of modern design: it was the Ensemble project, in glazed earthenware in various colors, and the subsequent Cone Set.
MoMA attributes the design of this fabulous Cono green ceramic stackable dinnerware set to the Espace Pierre Cardin Paris store in 1970. Other sources argue this point, stating that it was designed by Italian ceramist Ambroglio Pozzi for the company of his father, Ceramiche Franco Pozzi.
This set includes a salt and pepper shaker, two bowls and an egg cup.
White glazed ceramic. Small marks as in the photo. This piece has an attribution mark,
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