1971 Pierre Cardin Venini Murano Paperweight

1971 Pierre Cardin Venini Murano PaperweightCreated by Italian born fashion designer, Pierre Cardin in collaboration with Venini, this exclusive, one of a kind paperweight was originally handmade in 1971 using traditional Murano glassmaking methods. The artisanal process involves blending coloured glass shards together onto transparent crystal to create an eye catching and entirely unique desk utensil. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and

then fired and hand-glazed by artisans at the Marwitz workshop

The latest version is handcrafted in Mara embossed crocodile-print leather in brilliant Nile blue with a silk lining

Champion games night with Métier’s yellow Leather Deck of Cards Case

veins of gold and silver and metalwork in an Art Deco style

embroidering them by hand with meticulous detail to carve out each festoon

Don’t miss the red ribbon weighted doubling cube

the Rose Evelina set includes six white placemats and six matching napkins embellished with pretty blooms in pink

The round storage box in 94 percent silver is hand-polished to an exceptionally smooth finish and crowned with a lapis lazuli ball handle on the plug-in lid

painted and lacquered by hand with the brand's signature sun motif

This serving bowl

the ruler boasts a sleek silver finish and clear markings in both inches and centimeters

it easily fits a standard-sized square tissue box