Eva Zeisel, Cloverware serving set, 1947. Acrylic plastic. USA. Via WrightDuring WWII the Clover Box
Eva Zeisel, Cloverware serving set, 1947. Acrylic plastic. USA. Via WrightDuring WWII the Clover Box Company made windshields for fighter planes, after the war they were looking for a new project. Eva Zeisel – the industrial designer known for her pottery – experimented with biomorphic shapes. The goal was twofold: to create „free, lively forms in plastic“ and to introduce the newly developped acrylics as a suitable material for tableware. -- source link
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