1970s Ceramic Jug

1970s Ceramic JugTowards the end of the 19th century, a group of French avant garde ceramicists determined that pottery should be regarded as an art form. This continued to define the mid century modern movement, as the very nature of the craft and pieces such as this 1970s jug speaks to the periods renewed call for both form and function. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive characteristics that add to its

This mid-century crystal vase

All drinks mixed at home deserve a novelty cocktail pick – after all

It’ll serve its purpose atop loose documents

It’s handcrafted in Italy from bamboo root with a Zebu horn spatula

the Goccia Oceano Murano Glass Vase by Micheluzzi Glass is characterised by a distinctive shape that references the elongated form of a drop

The handmade Fruit Salad acrylic fountain pen has a Japanese-style cigar shape and precision-made German nib for the smoothest ink delivery

It’s intricately cast to the shape of a conch and engraved with all the veins and nuances you’d expect to find on a washed up shell

Alexandra Llewellyn’s Geometric travel backgammon set is inspired by the zebra-like feathers of a Lady Amherst’s pheasant

experimenting with different techniques such as buncheong and celadon

translucent profile give each piece a unique

These Limoges porcelain charger plates capture the spirit perfectly

like the Max candle holder