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SILVER Seller in Milano, Italia
Here is the timeless elegance of the brass and parchment thermal jug, a creation of the visionary Aldo Tura for Macabo in the illustrious 1950s. This isolated jug transcends mere function: it is a work of art that marries form and function in perfect harmony. At first glance, the jug presents an elegant, minimalist design, a hallmark of mid-century aesthetics. The brass finish and handle add a touch of sophistication, a gleaming frame complementing the warm and inviting parchment body. It is a juxtaposition of materials that creates a seductive contrast, emblematic of Tura's unique style. Functionality takes centre stage with this thermal carafe. Made with the utmost precision, it is designed to maintain the temperature of beverages for long periods. Whether it is to keep your morning coffee hot or a refreshing beverage cold, this carafe testifies to Aldo Tura's commitment to practicality and style.Brand name under the base. The Mid Century style, in which this masterpiece thrived, is characterised by clean lines and minimal ornamentation. It is a celebration of simplicity and functionality and this carafe perfectly embodies these principles. As you run your fingers over the smooth goatskin and admire the subtle gleam of the brass, you can't help but appreciate the craftsmanship and attention to detail that went into the creation of this thermal pitcher. It is not just a beverage container: it is a piece of history, the embodiment of an era when design was elevated to an art form. The Aldo Tura brass and parchment thermal carafe is not just a relic of the past: it is a timeless masterpiece that fits perfectly into modern interiors. Its clean lines and minimalist design ensure that it remains as relevant today as it was in the 1950s. It is more than a thermal carafe: it is a style icon, an ode to functionality and a reminder of the enduring appeal of mid-century design.
ID: 36842-1706871321-82004
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