Michael Graves Stainless Steel Covered Sugar Bowl by Alessi

Description

Designed by Michael Graves.

Graves’highly personal and easy to recognize formal style blends influences from the european tradition, Art Deco, American “pop”, and flashes of pre-Columbian culture. He has shown he can bewitch the public like only very few of the designers with whom i’ve worked. I think that his success derives from his wholly uninhibited approach to the economic dimension which this activity inevitably entails

. (Alberto Alessi) On display since 1988 in the Kunstmuseum in Dusseldorf; Museum fur Angewandte Kunste, Australian National Gallery, Museum of Applied Art, and Israel Museum.

Material: PA,18/10 stainless steel
Dimensions: 4.14″Dia x 3.15″H
Capacity: 6.8 fl oz

See the Michael Graves collection.

Michael Graves

Born in Indianapolis, he taught architecture at Princeton since 1962. His architectural works include the Portland Building and the Humana Building, the extension of the Whitney Museum of American Art, and the Newark Museum. He created the best-selling 9093 kettle for Alessi. Michael Graves died in 2015.