1960s Murano Glass Bowl

1960s Murano Glass BowlMid century Europe's keen appetite for color was felt in workshops of all specialties the most apparent being those of studio glass, of which Italy (and more specifically, Murano) was firmly at the forefront. Bright, fresh and modern was the brief, communicated through feel good shades such as the speckled gold finish that defines this bowl. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive

This side plate set is a nod to the ornate chinoiserie style that adorned 18th-century wallpaper and ceramics

as only those with a deft eye and hand can carry out its complex marquetry work

this fish fork and knife set holds true to tradition

and works well with excellent whiskeys or as a water tumbler

is brought to life through sustainably sourced American solid woods – just like the walnut that defines this Pencil salt mill

They’re crafted from ribbed sterling silver and characterized by the subtle tells of aging

it sees Astier de Villatte’s signature glazed terracotta clay interspersed with exquisitely sculpted jewels

A weighty catch-all for your bathroom

Spontaneous speckles and starbursts give the Todra saucer a depth and tactility only found in a true artisanal piece

and the silhouette of this piece is reminiscent of one you’d expect to find crafted from ceramic

Vandome & Hart’s mid-century scales were originally created in 1950 and are defined by a highly polished exterior with an original scoop and brass weights

this jug is hand-engraved with an intricately detailed brontosaurus motif