1960s Accolay Ceramic Jug

1960s Accolay Ceramic JugThis ceramic jug captures the optimism that washed over mid century design. Its an example of Accolay pottery, which is named after the French village where a large community of ceramicists settled between the 1940s and 1980s. Unusual shapes and textures made each piece special, as can be seen in this hand thrown piece. Rumour has it that the glazes were created to mimic the colours of the Cte d'Azur coastline. Please note, this item is a truly

This four-part dish certainly brings the theatricality to cooking and serving

this silver-plated piece was awarded a prize at the eighth Triennale di Milano

Carl Auböck II designed this pedestal vase in a mix of polished and patinated brass

The 319 vase from the Ritzen series is a striking example of the sgraffito glaze-scratching technique pioneered by Bollhagen in the 1930s

but not Geoffrey Parker’s take

blue and yellow

arriving in the studio’s signature green

this chocolate colorway is exclusive to ABASK

Anūt looks to oceanic vistas – namely the turquoise

this vintage box is made from natural lapis lazuli

in full bloom and painted by hand

This play on shape and colour results in a wonderful balancing act