Ice Bucket in the shape of a Diving Suit in Plastic attributed to Novarredo L, 1970s

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Ice bucket in the shape of a diving suit in plastic from the 70s, by Novarredo Livorno. Product in good … Read more Ice bucket in the shape of a diving suit in plastic from the 70s, by Novarredo Livorno. Product in good condition with small wear caused by the years and use. Novarredo Livorno was born with the aim of offering furnishing solutions that combine quality, design and functionality, to satisfy the needs of every customer. Founded in the 90s, the company quickly gained the trust of the Livorno people and beyond, becoming a point of reference for those looking for modern and classic style furnishings, designed for every type of environment. Over the years, Novarredo Livorno has been able to evolve, always keeping up with industry trends and offering high-quality furnishings, selecting only the best Italian and international brands. The store stands out for its ability to offer tailor-made solutions, able to adapt perfectly to any space, large or small. The constant commitment to the search for new solutions and attention to the customer have allowed the company to consolidate itself as one of the most popular showrooms in the city. What characterizes Novarredo Livorno is the highly personalized approach. Each customer is followed with attention, with the aim of translating their desires into a concrete project, taken care of in the smallest details. This approach, combined with the quality of the products and the after-sales service, has made Novarredo Livorno a consolidated reality in the panorama of Livorno furniture. Thanks to passion and dedication, Novarredo Livorno continues to be a reliable partner for those looking for furnishings that combine style and practicality, creating environments that reflect the personality of those who live in them. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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