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joe colombo - ‘smoke glass’, 1964 ......................................................................................................................................................................................
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the sculptural shape of this unusual glass speaks for itself. its unique stem invites you to grasp the form. the name of the design was born from its function: with the balance between the forefinger and the thumb it is possible to hold both the glass and a cigarette with the same hand. the cylindrical form is in perfect harmony with the foot. the ‘double’, which are two glasses in one make it possible to turn the glass over for a sip of water or aperitif. --- see ![]() inventing the future ![]() biography of joe colombo ![]() 'universale' chair ![]() elda easychair ![]() superleggera easychair ![]() total furnishing unit ![]() modular furniture ![]() recliners ![]() cabriolet bed ![]() birillo barstool ![]() lighting ![]() smoke glass, 1964 ![]() serving tray --- |
![]() ‘smoke glass’ produced by arnolfo di cambio, colle val d'elsa, siena, italy, 1964 ![]() sketch by joe colombo, courtesy ignazia favata studio joe colombo, milan ![]() sketch by joe colombo, courtesy ignazia favata studio joe colombo, milan ![]() ‘double glass’, sketch by joe colombo, courtesy ignazia favata studio joe colombo, milan ![]() ‘double glass’, sketch by joe colombo, courtesy ignazia favata studio joe colombo, milan ![]() ‘double glass’, sketch by joe colombo, courtesy ignazia favata studio joe colombo, milan |
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