Slipware Teapot and Creamer

Slipware Teapot and CreamerNeville Tathams slipware vessels are tactile treasures, where each curve and line tells a story. Fired at earthenware temperatures, each piece showcases a dynamic interplay between exposed terracotta and glossy glaze. Slip trailing and incised patterns add subtle texture and rhythm, making every piece as unique as the hand that shaped it. Perfectly imperfect, this corded handle teapot and creamer set brings warmth and character to the everyday.

From trembling arcades rise delicious perfumes of white campion

it may feature subtle patination and markings

The Squiggle collection from The Table Love is as playful as it sounds

coming to the fore through pieces like this Sun trivet

Your next cocktail party is calling… for these Venetian Martini glasses from the 1930s

His visionary designs caught the attention of fashion designers like Oscar de la Renta – for whom he created runway jewelry for a decade – and Iris Apfel

It’s blown

This vase spotlights the bullicante technique

In the case of the 1950s – the period this solid silver jug hails from – the story is one of streamlined modernism

it also doubles up as an artistic centerpiece for the home

Pair with the Tirol stemmed glasses to welcome artisanal flair into your everyday dinner setting

vintage treasure