Mid-Century Ceramic Vase (7in/18cm)

Mid-Century Ceramic Vase (7in/18cm)The beauty of mid century ceramics is that theres no blueprint; during this time, potters experimented to no end with color, shape and technique to create pieces with a decidedly lively feel. Encapsulating this entirely is this vase, beautifully manipulated to have a palette and personality that conjures oceanic imagery. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive characteristics that add to its

biomorphic forms are a recurring source of inspiration for Michèle Oberdieck—moments of growth and decay that capture how living things are shaped by the forces of nature

We love them for serving rice or small dishes

Alphonse Mouton was born in 1900 to a family of potters

roast carving knife

This bowl is handmade from refractory white clay in the Bitossi workshop and decorated with a manual stencil and blue crystalline

with each stem painted and screen-printed onto naturally dyed linen

serene nature

These only-at-ABASK plates spotlight a European lobster (homarus gammarus)

And don’t worry about them moving around or getting lost – magnetic detailing will see to that

desserts and sorbets that play off its curved rim edges

The refined piece features cursive numerics

De Vecchi captures the natural movement of the compound in this silver-plated candlestick