Ribbed Cashmere Hot Water Bottle

Ribbed Cashmere Hot Water BottleJohnstons of Elgin is incredibly selective with the cashmere it uses, opting for long, lofty fibres with superior softness and warmth from Mongolia and China. The secret to its creations is a gentle touch at every step, from carding and spinning to dyeing and finishing all of which take place at the Scottish mills. This hot water bottle is crafted in pure cashmere which is perfect for heat retention.

This scaled-down roulette wheel

beige and aqua is handblown with its signature layering and marbling technique – a one-of-a-kind piece designed to be used every day

It’s said that they got their name from the foliate patterns on each playing piece and the resemblance they bear to barley leaves

The crystal paneling was originally designed in 1928 by René Lalique for the Orient Express

Each piece has a distinct Louis XIII feel with its polished silver-plated finish and blank canvas – the latter of which is perfect for a personalised table

This complex technique pairs with rust-resistant blades for a clean and seamless slicing experience

The Vaso Bande Molate crystal vase by Carlo Moretti was originally designed in 1984 and is exclusive to ABASK

it has beautifully tactile bamboo handles and high sides for avoiding any spills

mouthblown from thick fume glass using a bullicante technique

as well as mouth-blowing – as Bollenglass can attest with this bowl

a Japanese symbol often seen with a paw up to beckon prosperity

was ordered around 1790 by Joseph Count Dietrichstein for his Brno palace