1950s Aptware Footed Bowl

1950s Aptware Footed BowlAptware, named after the small town in France, was originally inspired by the soils in the region the results are unique marbleised melanges achieved with coloured glazes. This form of French faence originated in the mid 18th century and has retained its charm ever since this bowl from the 1950s being a prime example. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive characteristics that add to its

Each one is chosen to fit an object

If you look closely

They revisit the traditional Friulian silhouette

These prepping bowls are hand-thrown and reduction-fired with an iron oxide glaze that provides the blue tint

This vintage Julius Caesar fountain pen from is one of a limited edition of 100

This cushion repurposes Victorian silk from the 19th century

All ten are presented in a matching

age-old pottery tradition in Dolores

There’s a reason why fruit bowls are the subject of many still-life paintings – when chosen well

reflective of the attention to detail behind them

Forge de Laguiole’s cigar cutter is a testament to the brand’s traditional knife-making expertise

including this set from 1927