Italian Silver bowl designed by Franco Magagnoli, produced during the Seventies in the silversmith's atelier in Bologna, Italy. 

The silver bowl's design is characterized by its symmetry and rhythmic composition of concave disc-shaped motifs around the outer diameter of the design's bulged body, which is elevated by a narrower circular foot. The bowl’s interior exhibits remains of gilded silver, displaying a golden hue — a detail representative of the aesthetic of  silver designs of its period.