Vintage 1980's Fiorucci New Wave Italian Fashion Post Modern Porcelain Ceramic Heart Dish

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Offering a vintage 1980s Fiorucci "New Wave" Italian porcelain heart-shaped trinket dish, ashtray or vide poche. This rare authentic post-modern … Read more Offering a vintage 1980s Fiorucci "New Wave" Italian porcelain heart-shaped trinket dish, ashtray or vide poche. This rare authentic post-modern piece is glazed porcelain with the traditional 1980s Fiorucci logo in red in the center of the dish. The perimeter of the heart shaped dish is also trimmed in red.

EXCELLENT VINTAGE CONDITION. There are some marks on the side of the dish which are embedded in the glaze and occurred during manufacturing. Very minor paint loss under the "F". These minor defects are shown in the last photo. No chips, No cracks. The new owner will be very happy about the beautiful vintage condition of this item. Please review all photos as part of the condition report.

SIZE:
5" wide
5" deep
0.75" high

THIS ITEM WILL BE DOUBLE BOXED TO ENSURE SAFE ARRIVAL.

FIORUCCI:
Fiorucci is an iconic Italian fashion brand that defined the "Pop Art" aesthetic of the 1970s and 80s. Founded by Elio Fiorucci in Milan in 1967, it became a global cultural phenomenon known for its kitschy graphics, neon colors, and its revolutionary impact on fashion.

The New York City Store opened in 1976 on East 59th Street and it became a hub for the art and music scene and it was nicknamed "The Daytime Studio 54". Frequent visitors included Andy Warhol, Jackie Onassis, Michael Jackson and Madonna.

A young, unknown Madonna performed her first public showcase at a Fiorucci party at Studio 54 to celebrate the brand's 15th anniversary.

Elio Fiorucci gave Keith Haring his first major break by letting him spray-paint the walls of the Milan store and gave Andy Warhol office space in the NYC store for Interview magazine. See less