1970s Italian Ceramic Tea Set by Ambrogio Pozzi for Franco Pozzi

Description

Elegant Italian tea set from the 1970s belonging to the Gresline series, designed by Ambrogio Pozzi (1931–2012) for Ceramica Franco Pozzi.

The set comprises six cups, a teapot, and a milk jug, all characterized by the minimalist, geometric, and functional aesthetic typical of Mid-Century Italian design. The ceramic features a refined ivory-white hue, a delicate horizontal texture, and subtle dark rims that accentuate the forms, lending the ensemble a graphic, contemporary look.

The teapot is distinguished by its cylindrical body, minimalist spout, and large, arched metal handle. The cups and milk jug echo this same design language through simple volumes, balanced proportions, and small cylindrical handles.

Each piece is signed on the base “Gresline / Ceramica Franco Pozzi Gallarate Italy”—an important detail for the identification and collectibility of the set.

A refined example of 1970s Italian ceramics, ideal for collectors of Ambrogio Pozzi, Franco Pozzi, Mid-Century Modern tableware, and 20th-century Italian design.

The set includes: six cups, a teapot, and a milk jug.

Dimensions:
Cups and milk jug: 11 cm width x 8 cm depth x 6 cm height.
Teapot: 17 cm width x 13 cm depth x 14 cm height.