67 results for "Alessi Citrus Basket" between $25.00 and $300.00

Designed by Ufficio Tecnico Alessi in 1952 18/10-stainless steel Polished stainless steel interior and exterior Handwash recommended; Do not expose to wetness for prolonged periods In production since 1952, this bowl has become a classic, a true archetype of bar service "essential" objects, Weight: 2.5 lbs., Manufacturer: Alessi

Designed by Fratelli Campana in 2007 Anodized aluminum In Portuguese "nuvem" means 'cloud', alluding to the sort of bird's nest of aluminium wire, tangled then squashed and spun, that characterises the objects in this series Handwash recommended; Do not expose to wetness for prolonged periods "Nuvem" citrus basket made from anodized aluminim in silver, Weight: 2.6 lbs., Manufacturer: Alessi

Designed by CSA - Cecilia Cassina in 1992 18/10 stainless steel Polished stainless steel interior and exterior Handwash recommended; Do not expose to wetness for prolonged periods "Helmut" citrus fruit basket is a result of the "Memory Containers" metaproject, coordinated by the CSA in the early 1990s and which involved 200 young designers (aged under 30) working in the area of archetypes for presenting and offering food, Manufacturer: Alessi

An Alessi classic: tall citrus basket in steel mirror polished.

An eye-catching centerpiece empty or filled, this basket turns chaos into its own container Designed by Fratelli Campana in 2004; crafted from offcuts of 18/10 stainless steel and hand welded Measures 14 inches in diameter and 12 inches high; amply sized for containing for hard-to-stack citrus, napkins, or bread Great gift for newlyweds, new homeowners, or anyone looking for a fresh breath of change in the home The basket, a beautiful piece of folk art, should be hand washed; matching baskets available...

A perfect, petite reproduction of one of the Alessi products that has achieve design icon status. The Alessi Citrus Basket Miniature is an exact replica of the Ufficio Tecnico Alessi fruit bowl that has been in production since 1952--a true archetypal design, so exemplary in form that it inspired all subsequent fruit bowl designs in the Alessi catalog.

In Portuguese “nuvem” means ‘cloud’, alluding to the sort of bird’s nest of aluminium wire, tangled then squashed and spun, that characterizes the objects in this series. Citrus basket made of aluminum. Manufactured by Alessi.

Lacy effects are the dynamic outcome of this intricate pattern of freely intersecting lines. The highly-polished stainless steel uniquely takes on organic qualities suggested by the openwork decoration. Design: Marta Sansoni, 2006 for Alessi, Italy. Approximate size: 9.5" x h.10"

The "A Tempo" collection of home furnishings, including the APD02 Citrus Basket, reflects a minimal and poetic interpretation of the craftsmanship involved when working with steel wire, much like the very first items sold by Alessi long ago.

"Nuvem" comes from a Portugese word meaning ''cloud" and alludes to the skein of aluminum tangled wire, flattened and molded, which make up the objects in this series. As part of the A di Alessi brand and our success in maintaining the retail prices, 'Nuvem' proves to be a good example of the 'Super & Popular' design. Design: Campana Brothers 2007 for Alessi, Italy. Approximate size: d.9" x h.9.5"

This is the scale model of the iconic Citrus Basket by Ufficio Technico 1952. As a scale replica it's made from the same materials as the original. Many Alessi designs have achieved iconic status from the last 60 years of production and the miniatures collection was created with special consideration for collectors of Alessi products. This gives fans a chance to expand their collections of the most iconic pieces and, at the same time, provides savings on space and cost. A must have for every Alessi...

Citrus basket in porcelain, brown, with light blue inside; or, in porcelain, white, with red inside. The resulting pattern of Citrus basket Baby, designed by Doriana e Massimiliano Fuksas, creates a sort of grating through which you can peek and catch a glimpse of the fruit inside.

All the objects symbolically keep a certain amount of functionality: Aldo Rossi's miniature cooking box “La Cubica”, King Kong's miniature round tray “Girotondo”, Guido Venturini's miniature gas lighter “Firebird”, Richard Sapper's miniature espresso coffee maker “9090/6”, Luigi Massoni and Carlo Mazzeri's miniature cocktail shaker “870”, Ufficio Tecnico Alessi's miniature fruit bowl “370”, Stefano Giovannoni's miniature fruit holder “Fruit Mama”, Ettore Sottsass's miniature condiment set “5070”...

some of the most exciting designs we have seen in quite a while, ms. deltour has made functional items in simple material with a simple form. retro or futuristic?

"'La Stanza dello Scirocco' is a range of items born out of the abstract and motionless atmosphere of a magic place: the room in large Sicilian country homes where one is forced to seek shelter from the sultriness while waiting for the sirocco to die down. It is a room without windows in which you can do nothing but ponder the wind that is undoing all sublunary things outside. The upshot is a collection of geometrically irregular items made up of small splinters of various sizes, interlaced in an...

somehow, while obviously a product of the computer age, it feels kind of retro. resounding with echoes of the ancient game ‘shanghai’ - 'blow up' is cleverly comprised of small ‘sticks’, in this case made of steel, appearing to be delicately stuck together.

citrus basket in steel coloured with epoxy resin, grey.