Argenteria Dabbene Milano – Liste Nozze – Regali – Bijoux-L'Argenteria DABBENE, nel centro storico di Milano, in Largo Treves,2 unisce la tradizione delle vecchie botteghe milanesi alle innovazioni.

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Flor

Silver Candlestick Flor De Vecchi production

Design: De Vecchi Milano 1935
Year: 2002
Weight: gr 135
Size: cm 10×15.5
Material:Silver 925°°° – Silver Plated

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devecchi-flor-snodabile
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Flor hinged

Silver or silver plated hinged Candlestick Flor De Vecchi production

Design: De Vecchi Milano 1935
Year: 2017
Weight: gr 370
Size: cm 62x12x7
Material:Silver 925°°° – Silver Plated

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t8naturale
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Mult T8 Leather

This project was born with the desire to find a way to combine an industrial component with a hand made object, a way to transform a monomateric object, born within a monomateric craft, in an object made of materials which are conventionally kept far apart.

Design: De Vecchi
Year: 2013
Weight:g 140
Size:cm 28x9x25h
Material:Silver 925°°° + leather
Material:Silver Plated + leather

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devecchi-mult8-blu
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Mult T8 PVC

This project was born with the desire to find a way to combine an industrial component with a hand made object, a way to transform a monomateric object, born within a monomateric craft, in an object made of materials which are conventionally kept far apart.

Design: De Vecchi
Year: 2009
Weight:g 140
Size:cm 28x9x25h
Material:Silver 925°°° + pvc
Material:Silver Plated + pvc

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t8-600×600
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T8

The structure of the two-armed candelabra is reinterpreted with a single continuous gesture in space. Prize awarded in 1947 at the eighth “Triennale”, Milan.

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De Vecchi multi8vetro
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T8 Glass

Hand made by Venetian glassmakers for De Vecchi Milano 1935, the glass Mult8 is a product developed in collaboration with Casarialto Milano, which unexpectedly reinterprets the iconic shape of the T8, the well-know candelabra designed by Piero De Vecchi in 1947 and awarded with the diploma of Honour during the eighth Triennale of Milan.

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