104 results for "Alessi Fruit Bowl" between $50.00 and $250.00

Designed by Achille Castiglioni in 1995 18/10 stainless steel, mirror polished. Foot in aluminum anthracite Comes with basket that can be used for washing and placed in basket for serving Handwash recommended; Do not expose to wetness for prolonged periods Footed bowl with basket/colander inside, Manufacturer: Alessi

Designed by Steven Blaess - LPWK in 2008 18/10 stainless steel with white epoxy resin In Australian aboriginal language, marli means butterfly. For Alessi, "marli" has become a family of objects with an aerodynamic shape which combines with the plasmatic nature of the object. Handwash recommended; Do not expose to wetness for prolonged periods With its small wings, "marli" rests on the wall, hangs from keys, transforms and expands to hold and contain things, as a basket for fruit, bread or biscuits...

Not your everyday fruit bowl, this one features an attractive fretwork pattern die cut onto 18/10 stainless-steel Available in a choice of sizes, the 11-1/2-inch bowl stands 4-1/2 inches high and is great for table displays Coordinating storage jars, trays, baskets, and objects for the kitchen are sold separately The mirror-polished bowl should be hand washed for best care Designed by Marta Sansoni in 2002; bowls and coordinating pieces make great housewarming gifts, Manufacturer: Alessi

Designed by King Kong in 1993 18/10 stainless steel The cartoon men that "Girotondo" series have come to be know for, were created by the King-Kong team are a symbol and icon of mirror polished design based on the use of "affective codes", so much so that they are one of its most oft-cited examples Handwash recommended; Do not expose to wetness for prolonged periods "Girotondo" basket with cartoon men created by the King-Kong team, Weight: 0.68 Kilograms, Manufacturer: Alessi

Designed by LPWK - Emma Silvestris in 2008 18/10 stainless steel Polished stainless steel interior and exterior Handwash recommended; Do not expose to wetness for prolonged periods Inspiration for the "La Rosa" bowls come from roses, a flower that symbolises femininity, grace, love, Manufacturer: Alessi

A fruit bowl designed by Stefano Giovannoni as part of the Ethno collection, which features a unique fretwork in stainless steel recalling stylized dancing human figures. Made in Italy.

Simply as an elevated polished stainless steel fruit bowl with the strainer providing air to circulate around the fruit near the bottom. But, more specifically, this piece is probably the best we’ve seen for presenting grapes or berries. You fill the removable strainer with grapes, rinse them under water, give the strainer a good shake, and simply insert it back into the footed stainless bowl. Design: Achille Castiglioni, 1995 for Alessi, Italy. Approximate size: 10"d. x 8"h. 1qt 19.5oz

The designer's imagination was turned loose on the submarine world, transferring the weightlessness of its inhabitants into cut and moulded metal - an audacious but successful oxymoron. Design: Emma Sylvestris 2005 for Alessi, Italy. 21 CM

During the war years, Alessi produced stars for uniforms and mechanical parts for Savoia Marchetti airplanes. After the war, thanks to an enormous demand for brass ladles for the U.S. army, the Alessis expanded the company and started mass production. Carlo's brother Ettore, who joined the company in 1945, was the first to bring outside designers to the company, such as the architects Carlo Mazzeri, Luigi Massoni and Anselmo Vitale. Since that time, the range of products offered by Alessi has...

Colourful evolution of the original Mediterraneo design… Product Code: Alessi ESI01/29 R Dimensions: : 29.0cm Finish-Type: Gloss A strikingly colourful evolution of the original Mediterraneo design that has become synonymous with the Alessi range. The playful influences of oceananic marine life can be clearly seen in these pleasingly bold designs by Emma Silvestris. The smaller 21cm Mediterraneo fruit bowl - Who took the rest of the fruit? Each piece is laser cut from reassuringly thick steel...

A sleek and polished stainless steel design with pierced edges in a stylized shape of cactus leaves gives a look of superior style. Design Marta Sansoni, 2003. Made in Italy

The idea stems from the the deep sea where the weightlessness of its inhabitants are interpreted in the form of cut out metal. Black epoxy finish. Design: Emma Sylvestris 2005 for Alessi, Italy. Approximate size: 12" x h.8.5"

The shapes created by Mario Trimarchi derive from the composition of a rectangular module in stainless steel. There are made by folding sheet metal, previously laser cut, and in some cases welded together to ensure greater solidity. Through the geometric piercing of the interstices between the elements, the light created a magical effect of lights and shadows. Design: Mario Trimarchi, 2009 for Alessi Italy. Approximate size: 10.8" x 10" x h.5"

This is the scale model of the Girotondo fruit holder designed by the King Kong partnership in 1996. 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...

Wire fruit basket in 18/10 stainless steel. This item is part of the “A tempo” family, designed by Pauline Deltour. <> (Alberto Alessi)Shown with the Alessi A Tempo Tray on top.

ALESSI La Stanza dello Scirocco fruit bowl in steel colored with epoxy resin, black or white.

A fortunate, and rare, example of a new product which is a blend of two classic household products. The Fruit Bowl/Colander earned its creator the 1995 Award of the Conseil National des Arts Culinaires de Paris as jeune créateur de l'année (Castiglioni was aged 77 at the time...).