1920 Cappellini Glass Bowl

1920 Cappellini Glass BowlThe brainchild of Giacomo Cappellin and Paolo Venini, Cappellini began in the 1920s with a visionto pare back Murano glass from its ornate direction to align with principles of minimalism and the emerging Art Deco movement. An early piece from the workshop, this display bowl stays faithful to the ideal of less is more, decorated only with uniform curves and glass the color of sun ripened strawberries. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage

bisque-fired and glazed

emerald green

A study in softness

As it's traditionally hand-glazed

Mid-century vases in the style of this piece are often attributed to the design world’s growing interest in bohemia

It’s handcrafted in Italy from crocodile-print leather with draughts pieces

shells and other oceanic inhabitants

The woollen design is hand-stitched onto 19th-century silk damask

this weather station dates back to the 60s and 70s — a time when everyone owned thermometers and berometers

this mid-century ceramic vase reflects the French artist’s distinctive fusion of modernist geometry and earthy tactility

the “600” candle is mouth-blown and hand-finished from Murano glass using a ‘macchia su macchia’ technique

and formed into four shapes: a circle