Alessi — Caccia 90022/4 A | Dessert spoon in 925‰ silver

There is something inevitable about the shape of the Caccia spoon: a curve that seems drawn not by a pencil but by the memory of the hand. In 925‰ silver, each piece carries the discreet weight of precious material and the lightness of a sharp silhouette, designed to accompany dessert with the same grace with which an elegant gesture brings a conversation to a close. Exactly seventeen centimeters, no more, no less. The Caccia cutlery collection was created in 1938 through a collaboration between Luigi Caccia Dominioni and brothers Livio and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni - three names that together represent one of the foundational chapters of twentieth-century Italian design. Originally designed for Krupp, the collection was later included in the Officina Alessi catalog, the line Alessi reserves for pieces of the highest craftsmanship, limited editions, and projects that engage with the history of the industrial object as if it were literature. The 90022/4 A dessert spoon is made to order, a detail that confirms its nature as a bespoke, almost sartorial object. At Stilmobili, we chose the Caccia series because it embodies exactly what we seek when we talk about authentic design: the ability to be both historic and absolutely present. It is the ideal gift for those who collect objects with a soul, for those who set a table as they would develop an interior design project, for those who know that the difference between a spoon and a Castiglioni spoon cannot be measured in centimeters. Project notes: 925‰ silver, length 17 cm, weight 96 g. Officina Alessi collection. Available to order. Classified as end of line - rarity, too, is part of its value.