An iconic fish bowl designed by Lino Sabattini and manufactured in Italy by Sabattini Argenteria in the Nineties, it is made up of two parts that fit together and also the two parts can be used like bowls for fruit or bread, it's in good condition overall, it has same small signs of use and age. Lino Sabattini, an Italian designer, is known for his innovative and modern designs, often characterized by clean lines and a focus on geometric forms. In the 1990s, modernist design principles continued to influence the art and design world. The fish bowl features a sleek and minimalist design, with a nod to geometric shapes and forms. The use of silver plating suggests a luxurious touch, giving the bowl a shiny and reflective surface. The material choice aligns with the modernist preference for incorporating new materials and finishes into design. Modernist designs ùaimed for a balance between form and function, so the fish bowl has practical elements incorporated into its design while maintaining an artistic and sculptural quality. Lino Sabattini push the boundaries of traditional design in this fish bowl with unique features and details that set it apart from more conventional designs