1950s Gio Ponti for Fratelli Calderoni Silver-Plated Coffee Pot

1950s Gio Ponti for Fratelli Calderoni Silver-Plated Coffee PotInnovative silver objects feature heavily in the oeuvre of Gio Ponti, the polymath widely recognised as the father of contemporary Italian design. This silver plated coffee pot was created by Ponti in collaboration with Fratelli Calderoni in the 1950s, its hammered texture indicative of the partnerships desire to push the design needle forward. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive

allows your tray to be transformed into a coffee table

The 69x83cm design can be framed and appreciated as a one-of-a-kind artwork

revealing a vibrant elephant motif surrounded by psychedelic flowers

like this wash bag from F

inspired by the marine world

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William Asprey founded William & Son in Mayfair

the petite Soho notebook is coveted for its durable “analogue” format

This ice bucket from the 1950s features scalloped edges and handles for transporting it from freezer to bar to table

the Métier brown leather envelope holds historical artistry passed down by generations

a type of vulcanized rubber that has been used since the late 1890s

charm and wit – as you can see with this bridge set