| Set of 10 | 1960s Lorenz Hutschenreuther Hand-Painted Porcelain Soup Plates

| Set of 10 | 1960s Lorenz Hutschenreuther Hand-Painted Porcelain Soup PlatesLorenz Hutschenreuther was founded by Carolus Magnus in 1814 in Hohenburg, Bavaria. In line with its signature insignia a prowling lion it finds inspiration in the colours and shapes of flora and fauna. These soup plates from the 1960s feature scalloped gold rims and delicate sprinklings of hand painted blooms. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive characteristics that add to its charm and

Sven Wejsfelf was a leading ceramicist whose work is in Sweden’s National Museum of Art & Design and who honed his craft at porcelain manufacturer Gustavsberg over 50 years

This square Milano wastebasket is made from soft black nappa leather

Crafted in the brand’s Italian workshop

and there's even a compartment to house matches

No details have been overlooked

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strategically shaped and balanced to accentuate the characteristics of fine red wine

Handcrafted from stoneware clay by studio potters

Hammered feet and a love-worn

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