H²O Silver-Plated Water Jug

H²O Silver-Plated Water JugIn 1975, Gabriele de Vecchi the son of De Vecchis founder, Piero laid the foundations for the HO water jug. He chose a rectangular silver form, which he softened with an olive wood handle and a fluid base, details that would later feature in the pared back collections of the 1990s. Each handcrafted aspect is a testament to the Italian craftsmanship behind it, as well as the highly reflective properties of curved silver. An example of this piece is on

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