Alessi — Caccia 90022/16 A | Dessert fork in 925‰ silver

There is a quiet purity in the Caccia dessert fork that belongs to the order of things destined to last. Forged in 925‰ silver to order, this small work of table art measures 16.70 cm of pure formal intent: the fluid handle, the tines proportioned with almost architectural rigor, the surface that captures and reflects the light with the discretion typical of antique silver. Holding it between your fingers is already an act of material culture. The Caccia collection was created in 1938 through the extraordinary creative convergence of three fundamental figures in 20th-century Italian design: Luigi Caccia Dominioni, Livio and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni. A project that predates the very founding of Alessi as a design workshop by decades, and that Officina Alessi has preserved and reinterpreted as a living document of an unrepeatable era. The Caccia service is among the longest-standing and most revered in the entire history of Italian flatware: a piece displayed in museums and passed down through families. At Stilmobili, we chose the Caccia fork because it embodies exactly what we seek when we talk about authentic design: not decoration, but form made necessity. It is the ideal complement for anyone building a formal table setting, for those who want to give something beyond reproach, or for anyone who simply believes that even dessert deserves an object of its caliber. Available to order, it already belongs to the category of pieces to be treasured. Project notes: Officina Alessi production, 925‰ silver, length 16.70 cm, weight 79 g. Classified as end-of-line in the spring/summer assortment: its rarity increases its collectible value.