Belvedere Hand-Painted Porcelain Teacup and Saucer

Belvedere Hand-Painted Porcelain Teacup and SaucerStoried ceramic house Augarten originally designed the Belvedere service in 1735, inspired by the curves of 18th century Chinese porcelain. This piece, handmade by skilled artisans in its Vienna werksttte, revives the finely wrought porcelain design in an up to the minute contemporary hue that will bring a pop of sunshine to the breakfast or teatime table.

plus-plated finish

prized for its deep blue colour and striking veining

and a dash of smoke

or to keep a bottle chilled ready for visiting guests

The Glass Studio creates painterly glassware in collaboration with artisan glassblowers all over the world from its studio in England’s Peak District

Expertly screen printed

three-dimensional motifs of stacked luggage make it a conversational piece in any entrance hall

this blanket is made from extra-fine merino wool

It's complete with a German-made nib for smooth

they come bundled in a set of four

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