Gio Ponti Porcelain Bowl

Gio Ponti Porcelain BowlGinori's Stuoia bowl was designed by Gio Ponti in 1923, the year he was named creative director of the 300 year porcelain factory. Ponti introduced innovative techniques and prints nodding to ancient Greek culture, and this pattern is a classic. Expertly screen printed, it's a triumph of fine workmanship.

The chrome-plated brass lid has a discreet aperture for the matching ice tongs

This twin pack of bridge playing cards are stored within a blue ashwood box – making a sophisticated addition to any games room

These Arcadia pickle dishes go through several pairs of hands before they reach their destination – a process unchanged in nearly 300 years

Skilled silversmiths created this caviar bowl in the brand's workshop in Padua with a textured

With its elegant bevelled edges

polished appearance of the brass

Each piece is entirely handmade and one-of-a-kind

they have rustic bevelled grooves and earthy tones

With its wide shape

This liar dice set is handcrafted from orange cape grain leather with six interlocking pieces and dice

Los Vasos de Agua Clara’s set of large Portofino tumblers is beautifully painted by the founders’ own hands

the green leatherette surface and base are designed for softening rolling dice and protecting the table