Corkscrew, gold brass, by P. Spagnolo, Italy, 1980s.
349 PLN
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ABOUT PRODUCTID 42967
This corkscrew, designed by Pino Spagnolo for the Italian manufacturer Biesse in the 1980s, exemplifies a postmodern approach to everyday objects. Crafted from polished, gold-toned brass, the form is marked by a mirror-like gloss that accentuates smooth, flat planes and gently rounded edges. Its silhouette is anthropomorphic—a rounded rectangular head, two symmetrical straight arms serving as levers, and a body defined by vertical geometric grooves and subtle curves. The construction is precise: visible screws at the shoulder joints, seamlessly integrated moving parts, and no visible signs of wear. All components remain original and authentic. The piece is in very good condition, with no notable traces of use or patina.This corkscrew channels the spirit of Italian design from the 1980s, when everyday objects became playful, sculptural icons—imbued with whimsy and artistic freedom. The golden brass and interplay of light on its mirrored surface recall the ambiance of a Memphis-era interior, where function met humor and daily rituals were elevated to moments of theater. Its human-like contour makes every act of opening a bottle feel like a small, performative gesture.The corkscrew may be displayed on a bar, kitchen counter, or in a collector’s cabinet alongside other designer bar accessories from the 1980s. It pairs well with objects of equally bold form—such as colorful Memphis ceramics, Murano glass, or minimalist polished metal tableware. Interiors styled in the spirit of postmodernism, eclecticism, or contemporary pop-art will highlight its decorative, playful character, yet it also serves as a striking accent in more restrained settings.
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Height20 cm
Length6 cm
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Length6 cm
Height20 cm
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