Alessi — Caccia 90022 90022/2R4A | Table fork in 925‰ silver

There is something profoundly Italian about the way the Caccia fork sits in the hand: the handle rests between the fingers with an almost anatomical naturalness, while the four tines project toward the plate with geometric confidence. Made from 925‰ silver to order, this table fork belongs to that rare category of objects in which formal perfection and function coincide completely. The surface reflects light with the discretion characteristic of worked silver, not ostentatiously, but with the quiet elegance of someone who has nothing to prove. The Caccia design was born from an extraordinary collaboration: Luigi Caccia Dominioni, Livio and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni - three names that reshaped the face of twentieth-century Italian design - jointly created this flatware in the early 1940s. The design, which entered the Officina Alessi collection, represents one of the founding chapters in the dialogue between goldsmith craftsmanship and design culture that Alessi has preserved and passed down over time. Not a nostalgic revival, but a classic that has never stopped being contemporary. At Stilmobili, we chose Caccia because it embodies exactly the vision that guides our selection: objects capable of crossing eras without aging, intended for those who consider the table a space of culture as well as conviviality. It is the ideal set for anyone wishing to build heirloom-quality silverware - something to pass down, not merely use. Design notes: four-tine table fork, length 19.8 cm, sterling silver 925‰ available to order. It belongs to the Officina Alessi series, currently classified as end of series - further enhancing its collectible value and rarity on the market.