Art Deco Sambonet Serving Set with Slipcase, 1930s

This majestic table service, from the famous Sambonet workshops of the 1930s in Italy, is a true masterpiece of elegance and refinement. Made of INOXILVER steel, the set is housed in an original wooden case, specially created to enhance and protect these precious utensils. The shape of the drawer, attributed to the well-known Luigi Scremin, is a work of art in itself: the fine wood from which it is made gently undulates on the sides, equipped with handles that facilitate transportation.

Opening the box, one is immediately struck by the care and beauty with which each item is presented. The purple velvet and satin interior lining accommodates the utensils, protecting them and enhancing their beautiful workmanship. Still visible is the Roman dealer's mark, a testament to the set's history and authenticity.
The drawer opens like a small chest, revealing four drawers with elegant knobs. Each drawer is pull-out, and within it we discover the treasure trove of carefully arranged utensils: in the first row we find a grater, serving cutlery, cake and meat knives. In the second row line up twelve soup spoons and twelve serving forks, while in the third drawer rest twelve knives and other small spoons and fish forks. Finally, in the fourth drawer, we find twelve fish knives, twelve dessert forks, twelve dessert spoons, and twelve coffee spoons.