19th-Century Copper Fish

19th-Century Copper FishThe unusual colouration of copper makes it an interesting design element, as it develops a characteristic green patina over time just like the Statue of Liberty. Our shoal of copper fish is sourced from 19th century Veneto and features hand embossed details that carve out every fin, scale and gill, while the curved silhouettes work together to form an intriguing display on the wall. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight

Nepalese artisans crafted this white blanket from natural hand-spun and hand-woven yarns

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

hence the unique charm of each piece

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it will make a talking point for guests while keeping their drinks suitably ice-cold

water-resistant piece comes in a limited edition of 1

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asymmetric ring with playful proportions

This cafetière’s unique silhouette and fun elongated spout come from a fusion with the traditional English teapot

its palette nods to the founders’ penchant for colours inspired by their birthplace of Venice

making it the perfect time for the release of the Neo Series VI – a timely follow-up of the previous collaboration with visionary artist Martino Gamper