Onion Fruit Bowl, Designed by Nathalie du Pasquier in 1985 for Memphis Milano

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This bowl, from the 1930s, exhibits the bold geometric styling and craftsmanship characteristic of Art Deco design. The ribbed, faceted pattern radiating from the center gives it a s...

An exceptional French Art Deco centerpiece bowl originating from the 1920s–1930s. This striking piece features a heavy, hand-blown frosted glass vessel with vibrant polychrome powder...

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Onion is a fruit holder by Nathalie Du Pasquier – ironically named not for fruit, but for vegetable – made in ceramic and featuring a lively decorative pattern of pink spots with black contours on a yellow background. Hand painted ceramic fruit...

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