1930s Czech Jeweled Extra Small Christmas Trees (Set of 3)

1930s Czech Jeweled Extra Small Christmas Trees (Set of 3)The development of the gablonzer technique started in Czech Republic around 1550; during this time, the first glass manufacturers and grinding shops appeared. Its heavily embellished nature translated perfectly to decorative articles, from fashion jewelry to the tree decoration you see here. Sourced from the 1930s, its ornate form is dipped in jewels, beads and an abundance of festive cheer. Please note, this item is incredibly fragile and may show

engraved with all the veins and nuances you’d expect to find on a washed up shuck

it reaches a full-circle moment more than a century later through a collection of archival re-editions available only at ABASK

sourced from the 1960s

The style was once used for storing sewing supplies and dried goods

This jewelry box from Astier de Villatte gets its name from the French artist who helped to bring it to life – Serena Carone

The finer details make it sing

This large floor cushion honours history

During the Georgian era

complete with lively sardine embroidery

Mother-and-daughter-owned fashion brand Missoni made a canny crossover in 1983 – the perennially chic graphic knitwear lends itself perfectly to striking textiles for the home

as it was the very first to be made

These plates are a wonderful find from the ceramics sanctum