Octagonal ceramic potiche from Lavenia designed by Guido Andlovitz in the 1930s

Ø cm 15 h cm 22

Guido Andlovitz was an Italian designer and ceramist (1900-1971). He was a key figure in Italian industrial design, particularly in the field of ceramics. Andlovitz is renowned for his modernist designs, characterized by clean lines, geometric shapes and functional aesthetics.

His work often incorporated innovative techniques and materials, and he collaborated with various ceramic manufacturers, including the Società Ceramica Italiana (SCI) of Laveno. Andlovitz's designs for SCI, particularly the "Monza" series, are highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts of mid-century modern design.