A superb tea and coffee service of modernist design, crafted in 925 sterling silver. The four pieces exhibit a rigorous geometric aesthetic, clean rectangular volumes, flat surfaces with sharp edges, angular spouts, and elegant vertical handles in dark wood creating a refined contrast.

The set is distinguished by its purity of line, its architectural character, and the remarkable quality of its craftsmanship. Each element follows the same formal logic, offering a perfectly coherent service with a strong visual presence.

Comprising:

• Teapot, wooden handle

Dimensions: 21.5 × 9 × 14 cm (H) – Weight: 1054.40 grams net

Slender rectangular body, flush lid, and prismatic spout.

• Coffee pot, wooden handle

Dimensions: 16 × … × 21 cm (H) – Weight: 850 grams net

Architecturally designed silhouette, dominant vertical line, and rectangular lid.

• Creamer, wooden handle restaurée

Dimensions: 14.5 × 5 × 7.5 cm (H) – Weight: 259.20 grams net

Small geometric pitcher, consistent with the aesthetic of the set.

• Uncovered sugar bowl, without handles

Dimensions: 10.2 × 5.2 × 7 cm (H) – Weight: 225.80 grams net

A minimalist rectangular container with understated elegance.

Total weight:  2.389,40 grammes brut

Hallmark: 925/°°° 1er titre

French hallmark: Swan

Italian silversmith's hallmark (barely legible) – Brand: Armani Casa

Period: Modernist DESIGN 1970/2000

Silversmith: Attributed to a silversmith from the Vicenza region

Origin: NORTHERN Italy

Historical note: "The service bears the 'Armani Casa' hallmark, used by the Giorgio Armani Group's design house since the 2000s. It is accompanied by the '925' hallmark, guaranteeing sterling silver, as well as an oval Italian silversmith's hallmark (partially legible), typical of hallmarks standardized after 1968. Based on its shape and typography, it could correspond to a workshop in the Vicenza or Padua region, areas traditionally associated with the production of contemporary silverware for Italian luxury brands." The production can be placed in the years 2000–2010.