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Description
Each tray in the Collection Chandigarh, produced by Richard Ginori, has a decorative symbol that was designed by Le Corbusier in 1956. Probably the most recognisable and recurring in his architecture, featured on the square tray with rounded corners, is the hand: the eternal symbol of peace. Each acts as a modern hieroglyphic, and were featured prominently on the walls in the Chandigarh complex, the modern city he designed in India which is today a world heritage site.Need a second opinion?Our design experts can assist with everything from swatches to sizing to pricing. -
Specifications
Dimensions
Le Main Ouverte (Square Tray With Hand Motif): W 33 x H 33 cm
La Course du Soleil (Rectangular Tray With Sun Motif): W 38 x H 18 cm
Poisson (Circular Tray With Fish Motif): Ø 35 cmMaterial & Finishes
Crafted from unglazed matt white porcelain with a biscuit effect. The simple lines and minimal shapes of these trays are perfect both for the table and to display.Year of Design
1956 / 2020Delivery Time
8-10 weeksNot all Cassina products are available to buy online. However, the full range can be ordered via our London based showroom where we have a selection of Cassina designs on display. For more information, or to discuss the Chaplins Price Promise, please call 020 8421 1779 or use our handy live chat feature to speak with a design expert immediately. -
Delivery & Returns
Delivery
STANDARD PARCEL DELIVERY
Parcel delivery is available for most home accessories, gifts, lighting and some smaller items of furniture. To provide a high quality service for our customers, we only use well respected couriers for our parcel deliveries and you can rest assured that your parcel is trackable at every stage.
Standard (2-4 working days)
Small £15.99
Medium £24.99
Large £39.99
The typical delivery window is 24 hours from the day your items arrive at our warehouse (see product page for indicative lead times).
All items purchased that are in stock will be sent out to you within 5 to 7 working days.
If you have ordered multiple items, we will send these out to you in one delivery as soon as they all arrive at our warehouse and they have been quality checked.
*Standard delivery does not include assembly or unpacking. Occasionally the delivery company may require assistance unloading larger items.
Click & Collect
Our warehouse located in St Albans will contact you when your order is available for collection; for in stock items this is within 5 days of your order date, items not held in stock will be within 5 working days of arrival at our warehouse (see product page for indicative lead times).
Remember to bring your confirmation email with you as proof of purchase.
Please note, large items, such as sofas and large tables, are excluded from our Click & Collect service. If you have any question regarding this service, please call our Customer Service team on 020 8421 1779 (Non UK: +44 (0)20 8421 1779) or e-mail us: CUSTOMERSERVICES@CHAPLINS.CO.UK
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Price Promise
Our Price Promise
We know that price is important. And while all of our designs follow the recommended retail prices (RRP) from our suppliers, we’re determined never to be bested.
It’s why we decided to introduce our Chaplins Price Promise. A guarantee to try and match the price of a branded product should you find it on sale at another authorised UK retailer. While the offer only applies to new designs (rather than clearance, outlets or ex-display) it’s our way of showing that we don’t just offer the best in service or style, but are committed to competitive pricing, too.
Please click on the button below should you wish to query a price. If a competitor's offer isn't immediately apparent online, we may ask you to supply us with a written quotation from the retailer — just to confirm the details.
And remember, Chaplins newsletter subscribers get an exclusive first order discount when they sign up. All of the details of which you can find in the footer below.
Designer Profile
Le Corbusier
You probably know Le Corbusier for his chairs. The squishy, oversized kind that are penned in by a tubular steel frame. As well as pioneering the idea of “structure as decoration” he also authored entire cities, including the Indian metropolis of Chandigarh. Today, his entire archives (known as the LC collection) are faithfully issued by Cassina: a titan of Made in Italy design that ensures the collections are made to the exacting standards for which Corbusier was renowned.
