Name: Heima Vintage - Midcentury Italian Nesting Flour Sugar Tea Containers
SKU: 65eacdc3f5af220017b520c0
Price: 980.0 HKD
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Heima Vintage - Midcentury Italian Nesting Flour Sugar Tea Containers

Vintage Flour Sugar Tea Containers
Set of 3 containers able to be stored nested inside each other
Lightweight and durable
Made in the 1950s
Made in Italy

HK$980.00

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A great kitchen design with lovely set of tools always makes cooking and eating more delightful. Italian kitchen design can be traced back to the 14th century, when fireplaces became a new addition. Smoke was channeled by hood overhands into the chimney and then expelled outside. Metal cookers powered by fire was introduced and became popular in the late 18th century. By the late 19th century, from a space meant for servants and were kept hidden, kitchens became a place to be shown to guests. Managed by the lady of the house, the cookhouse is often filled with containers and tools that are stylish and practical.

Vintage kitchen sets made from then have stood the test of time and remained classy.

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