1940s Venini Carlo Scarpa Ciotola Pennellate Bowl

1940s Venini Carlo Scarpa Ciotola Pennellate BowlCarlo Scarpas Pennellate series for Venini celebrated clear glass forms with large brush strokes, or as Scarpa described them, large torn out colour spots. The effect is achieved on this 1940s bowl by adding small quantities of coloured opaque glass during the blowing process and dragging them around until they reach the desired result. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive characteristics

Kaneko Kohyo’s striking chrysanthemum-shaped Giyaman tableware makes a ritual of dining

Other thoughtful features include the semi-precious playing pieces in tiger’s eye and yellow agate

with two separate compartments

And thanks to the reversible design

this Abstract Oyster plate is a charming way to serve seafood delights at your next dinner party

using experimental petal-like brush strokes in green and orange hues to create a unique design

Once she’s dreamed up a design

This vintage paperweight spotlights millefiori Murano – a technique that translates to ‘a thousand flowers’ because of the distinctive patterns it creates on glassware

each one tapping into their unique expertise for a different aspect

complete with transparent stoppers and ribbons in varying shades of pink

It’s handcrafted in Sorrento from maple wood

refillable glass container