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Posted 1 year ago
BELLIN68
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VINTAGE ALESSI 18-8 STAINLESS TRAYS, ive had these for many of years , found these in the attic. these from the mid 1970s -to the very early 1980s, paid .50cents -$1.00 for these great items . the large one with number is 4022, and the small on is number 4097.cant find any info or the designer on these great modern vintage trays. some help would be great. for more information about alessi and what they do go to http://www.alessi.com , however there was one close to mine on the bigger tray but it didnt have the middle part and could not find the small one .
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THANKYOU Manikin!!!
Hi!
The big one is the Alessi Hors D'Oeuvre Five Section Tray.
It was designed by Carlo Mazzeri and Anselmo Vitale.
Vitale or 'Nini' died in 1978.
I'm not sure about the smaller one.
It might be part of the "Standard" set designed by them too!
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