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Pair of Italian Silver Buccellati Leaf Shaped Dishes

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  • Milan, circa 1970
  • Dimensions: 3 3/8 inch from end to front rim, 3 inches width

An exceptional pair of vintage Italian Sterling Silver Leaf Shaped Dishes by Gianmaria Buccellati. The firm Buccellati is known for its exquisite creativity, aesthetics, and craftsmanship. This family business has traditions which are rooted with a long history of craftsmen. Buccellati uses their distinctive skills that revolve around intricate textural details to create works from inspiration. Many of these are derived from Etruscan patterns, Venetian lace, Italian vegetation, animals, and insects. Although they are predominately known for their exquisite jewelry, they have also been producing silver since the mid-18th century. Many of these pieces are small articles by artisans who are considered to be the best in Italy.

Our pair of Italian Sterling Silver Leaf Shaped Dishes are eye-catching pieces that were inspired by the outdoors. They are designed in a wonderful Geranium leaf shape that has intricate detail on them. These Leaf Dishes are timeless as well as unique and have always been admired for their inspired design. The firm Buccellati takes silver craftsmanship to a whole new level of artistry.

To learn more about Mario Buccellati, please refer back to Famous Silversmiths under the 20th Century Silver Section.

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