Alfra Alessi Egg Cups
Designed by Carlo Mazzeri & Anselmo Vitale | 18/10 Stainless Steel | Made in Italy
Set of Four | Circa 1960s | Length: 10 cm

A striking example of 1960s Italian modernism, these Alfra Alessi egg cups transform an everyday breakfast object into a sculptural design statement. Designed by Carlo Mazzeri and Anselmo Vitale, the set embodies the innovative spirit that helped establish Alessi as one of the most influential names in modern industrial design.

Crafted in Italy from high-quality 18/10 stainless steel, each egg cup features a distinctive triangular geometric form with clean lines and architectural presence. Their minimalist design reflects strong Bauhaus and modernist influences, emphasizing function, geometry, and honest materials without unnecessary ornamentation.

Originally created for everyday use, these pieces are now appreciated as collectible examples of mid-century Italian tableware. Their balanced proportions, substantial weight, and sculptural silhouette allow them to function equally well as practical serving pieces or display-worthy design objects.

A timeless addition to any modernist collection, these rare vintage egg cups showcase the enduring elegance of Italian design at its most thoughtful and refined.