Potiche in Vetro e Metallo Argentato di Lino Sabattini Anni 70 ceramic promoting a new style during

promoting a new style during the 1950s which came to be known as “submerged style”

Obelisks are still considered iconic monuments today and are a popular tourist attraction

re-edition by Richard Ginori

Italian ceramic sculpture of a lady with flowered dress

Born in Sesto Fiorentino

Potiche in Vetro e Metallo Argentato di Lino Sabattini Anni 70 ceramic promoting a new style duringGlass and silver metal jar, made by Lino Sabattini in the 1970s. The vase has a slight internal chip at the base, as shown in the photos. Additional information images available upon request. cm 11 h cm 14 Lino Sabattini was an Italian designer and craftsman renowned for his exquisite metalwork, particularly his silver creations. Born in Correggio, Italy, in 1925, Sabattini was fascinated by the world of design from a young age. He began his career