Gino Zucchino PHOSM the “Proust” decoration was born

the “Proust” decoration was born from the reinterpretation of a detail in a painting by Paul Signac

Conversational Objects

4 table forks

This version of La conica was the first conceived by the designer: an icon of twentieth-century

shares the versatility of the other casseroles

Gino Zucchino PHOSM the “Proust” decoration was bornGuido Venturini pioneered a design that speaks to the masses as well as experts and in the 1990s he created a successful series of items that included this anthropomorphic sugar castor, one of the most famous icons from the series. With his irresistible smile and large doe eyes, Gino Zucchino is ever present at breakfast time, just like an old friend, and brings heaps of fun (and sugar!) to the table. ##SPECIFICATION## Sugar castor in thermoplastic