The Anna G. designer corkscrew by Alessandro Mendini is an ironic tribute to a real woman whose smiling face has become a cult item over the years. Since 1994, it is one of the most recognized products within the Alessi Encyclopedia.

A best seller since it was first produced in 1994, the Anna G. corkscrew is a tongue-in-cheek homage to a real woman. Her smiling face has become something of a cult figure over the years, giving birth (so to speak) to a rich family of objects for the table and kitchen in a wide range of materials.

This toaster is an object with an elegant design: the colours chosen by the author and the pleated surface offer ample reason why it is a real eye-catcher on any kitchen work surface. It contains three buttons to Stop/Eject, Defrost & Bagel. 6 browning levels.

Designed by Michele De Lucchi, this is a range inspired by the plisseactue; that come from the fashions of the 1950s and 1960s when pleated skirts created stunning effects of floaty and frothy fabrics, but the plisseactue; is still contemporary.