The sugar bowl that belongs beside the pot — set out with the morning coffee, passed at the end of lunch, part of the ritual rather than an afterthought.
Polished stainless steel in the clean, space-age idiom that defined Italian design of the 1970s — a compact rounded body with a domed removable lid. Function carried the form; the piece reads as quiet, useful, and of its moment. Pairs naturally with the IMCO creamer and coffee service.
IMCO was an Italian stainless-steel maker whose tableware became shorthand for the period’s modernist confidence. Pieces like this remain in circulation as dependable, collectible objects of their decade.
Key Features
- Finish / Hardware: Polished stainless steel · Removable lid
- Era: 1970s Italian production
- Features: Rounded body · Domed lid · Space-age design
- Included: Sugar bowl with lid (sold individually)
Dimensions
H 6 cm × Ø 9.5 cm · approx. 250 g
Care Instructions
- Hand wash recommended to preserve the polished finish
- Dry immediately after washing to prevent water marks
- Avoid abrasive cloths or steel wool
- Dishwasher use may dull the finish over time
Recensioni
Ancora non ci sono recensioni.