1940s Ercole Barovier Shell Glass Vase (11in/28cm)

1940s Ercole Barovier Shell Glass Vase (11in/28cm)Ercole Barovier wasnt one to shy away from experimentation after all, he grew up in an established family of glassblowers, so was surrounded by innovative designs from day one. He made a major mark on the industry, dreaming up a number of vessels, such as this vase, that push the boundaries in terms of colour, texture, shape and form. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive characteristics

Loretta Caponi’s linen evokes emotion through hand-embroidered scenes

this classic design tracks the timings of each player throughout the game – whether you’re playing at home or competing

it features a unique design and a varying colour palette

the sturdy base and the wide brim

this set of three Japanese Imari porcelain bowls date back to Arita

with a fluid

ensuring it’s on proud display

The founders of Scarlett and Sallis – India Holmes and Suzie Dowty – share an appreciation for eclectic objects

A bright-white glaze is then applied

It was the discovery of punk in her teenage years that ignited Hollie Ward’s love for tartan – a love that’s showed no signs of slowing ever since

This 1950s Buccellati shell

this mother-of-pearl and sterling-silver vintage fountain pen has a medium 18ct gold nib