Discover the fine porcelain coffee set for 6 people from the Colonna collection by Giovanni Gariboldi, available in an exclusive limited Re-Edition.
It is distinguished by geometric lines and simple shapes that allow for the stacking of each element, making for a dynamic composition that can be stored in small spaces. It consists of six cups with saucers, a coffee pot, a milk pitcher and a sugar bowl with a lid that can be used as a lovely little plate for serving sweets or micro-desserts to accompany the coffee ritual. Colonna collection was created in 1954 by designer Giovanni Gariboldi, who was first an apprentice of Gio Ponti and then Creative Director of the Manifattura. It reimagined the conventions of Design by reinterpreting the concepts of versatility, functionality and practicality. Awarded theCompasso d'Oro, the world's oldest and most prestigious award for design, it reinvents the craft of porcelain in a contemporary light. An icon of the 1950s, Colonna makes its comeback in a limited Re-Edition in the original colors and design and it comes with special packaging. The perfect purchase or gift for Design lovers and collectors, who cannot miss the re – edition of this revolutionary icon.
COFFEE SET FOR 6 BLUColonna Re-Edition
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Exclusively available on ginori1735.com and in our flagship stores
6 coffee cups
6 coffee saucers
1 coffeepot with a lid
1 sugar bowl with a lid
1 milk pitcher
Discover the fine porcelain coffee set for 6 people from the Colonna collection by Giovanni Gariboldi, available in an exclusive limited Re-Edition.
It is distinguished by geometric lines and simple shapes that allow for the stacking of each element, making for a dynamic composition that can be stored in small spaces. It consists of six cups with saucers, a coffee pot, a milk pitcher and a sugar bowl with a lid that can be used as a lovely little plate for serving sweets or micro-desserts to accompany the coffee ritual. Colonna collection was created in 1954 by designer Giovanni Gariboldi, who was first an apprentice of Gio Ponti and then Creative Director of the Manifattura. It reimagined the conventions of Design by reinterpreting the concepts of versatility, functionality and practicality. Awarded theCompasso d'Oro, the world's oldest and most prestigious award for design, it reinvents the craft of porcelain in a contemporary light. An icon of the 1950s, Colonna makes its comeback in a limited Re-Edition in the original colors and design and it comes with special packaging. The perfect purchase or gift for Design lovers and collectors, who cannot miss the re – edition of this revolutionary icon.
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This complete coffee set for six people includes:
Made of decorated fine porcelain, each of the six stackable coffee cups comes with a saucer.
≈ 85 cc (3 oz)
The sugar bowl in fine porcelain comes with a cover that can be used as a butter dish or for serving sweets and micro-desserts.
↥ 6,4 cm (2.5 in)
Coffee pot in decorated fine porcelain with lid. Original Ginori 1725 design.
↥ 11 cm (4.3 in) / ≈ 507 cc (17 oz)
Milk pitcher in fine porcelain with blue decoration and original shape designed by Giovanni Garboldi.
↥ 7 cm (2.7 in) / ≈ 305 cc (10 oz)
The perfect purchase or gift for Design lovers and collectors, who cannot miss the re-edition of this revolutionary icon.
Available in an edition of 150 sets per service, all sets come with Certificate of Authenticity and a descriptive insert with product storytelling and history.
Exclusively available on ginori1735.com and in our flagship stores.
In 1926, at the age of just 18, Giovanni Gariboldi joined Ginori as an apprentice model maker under master Gio Ponti. Years later amidst a changing, modern, post-war society, Gariboldi took helm of Ginori as Artistic Director. Through his appreciation for functionality, sincerity of form and ability to capture the desires of a new modern society, Gariboldi left a legacy as one of the most influential figures in Italian modernism & decorative arts.
