Anchor Brass Corkscrew and Paperweight

Anchor Brass Corkscrew and PaperweightAn anchor symbolises an unbreakable bond, which makes it a fitting motif for the 100th anniversary of the house of Aubck a moment in history the MAK will be marking with a dedicated exhibition to the fourth generation workshop. One object thats set to feature is this brass anchor, which was first devised by Carl Aubck II in 1936. A special mechanism means it can be unscrewed to reveal a handy corkscrew, but when closed it serves its second purpose as

including stylish

Otto Wiskemann is one of Europe’s most celebrated silverware manufacturers and this silver-plated brass cooler is an excellent example of the house’s contemporary designs

hand-dyed and dried by expert artisans in the maker’s Los Angeles workshop from pure heavy-weight cashmere that’s carefully manipulated to form a chunky

soak up your surroundings and be at one with nature – even if it is imaginary

It includes a desk pad

two resin dice and one scorebook with pen

Group several together to infuse your dining setting with joy and colour

be it mignonette

it’s detailed with layers of fuchsia

and is handcrafted with layered leather

The Strumenti da Disegno waste paper basket is one such example

This piece is centered around a Solange signature – the rainbow – with seven arches creating a full spectrum in Rubino pink glass