Guzzini Acrylic XL Bowl, Chrome/Clear

Description

Inspired by his personal experiences at home and abroad, Enrico Guzzini initially set out to relaunch an ancient craft by producing elegant ox horn items. For best care, wash by hand; Measures 11-3/4-Inches across. Later, a younger Guzzini generation began to craft household items from Plexiglas. Reaching it’s next milestone in the 1960’s, Raimondo Guzzini began to create a more open approach to business with the introduction of moulded acrylics while focusing on creative design concepts. Make every moment of the day special with Guzzini—products designed to be used! A truly classy table item for your important events. By the 1980’s Fratelli Guzzini began to shape into the company that it is known for today by introducing color and a creative incorporation of various materials like porcelain and glass. With many awards from all over the world, some of Guzzini’s collections are showcased at the Museum of Modern Art in New York as well as the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. Guzzini strives for the ideal combination of practicality and aesthetic appeal while a research team carefully considers the environmental cost. These bowls come in various sizes to accomdate all of your dishes and are made in Italy from thick, food-safe SAN plastic and are easy to clean. Since the inception of Fratelli Guzzini in 1912, innovation has been at the very core of every product design. This unique and refined bowl skillfully combines elegant clear plastic and rich chromee.

Key Features

• For care, wash by hand; Measures 11-3/4-Inches across.
• Make every moment of the day special with Guzzini—products designed to be used!
• A truly classy table item for your important events.
• This unique and refined bowl skillfully combines elegant clear plastic and rich chromee.
• These bowls come in various sizes to accomdate all of your dishes and are made in Italy from thick, food-safe SAN plastic and are easy to clean.
• By the 1980’s Fratelli Guzzini began to shape into the company that it is known for today by introducing color and a creative incorporation of various materials like porcelain and glass.