Maria Theresia Hand-Painted Porcelain Shallow Lidded Serving Dish

Maria Theresia Hand-Painted Porcelain Shallow Lidded Serving DishWhen Augarten unveiled this pattern in 1750, it was a moment of true innovation. It was created for a table service that Empress Maria Theresia obtained to decorate an Imperial hunting lodge hence the combination of black brush drawings and hunting green paint. Today, we see how wonderfully this commission has aged. Each detail remains on this porcelain shallow tureen, from the delicate hand painting to the gold rim.

Barnaba preserves his father’s offbeat and energetic design spirit through every piece - including these metal bookends which are silk-screened

rounded body with a ridged design that echoes the fluidity of Venetian water wells

This set of three brass vintage candelabra was created in the 1950s for the storied Swedish interiors brand Svenskt Tenn

dramatic cut

this blue Amsterdam tissue box is naturally vegetable-dyed with seamed corners and colour-matched stitching

This espresso cup is meticulously crafted from bespoke oxide clays

to hand-stitch each placemat using delicate fibres from the native stromanthe plant

the serving piece benefits from the craftsmanship of skilled artisans

this keepsake box is constructed from polished sterling silver with a clever double-stacking mechanism that enables storage for a variety of items

bypassing piercing so as not to risk oxidation

the artisans create a mesmerising

Each piece is handcrafted in fine porcelain with hand-painted details