Mid-Century Czech Glass Ashtray

Mid-Century Czech Glass AshtrayWhile much modern art was banned in former Czechoslovakia during the mid century, this was not the case for glass; instead, designers could work freely, which led to a boom in creativity that built on the regions centuries old learnings. Characterized by a fluid, curved form, this ashtray is a shining example of the expert techniques that colored this moment in history. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections

Cristallerie de Montbronn found inspiration in the limitlessness of a prelude – the way it has no form

Giobagnara’s Tao coasters are handcrafted from blue

Silvia Furmanovich expanded her collection of wearable art to include home-design objects such as this small tray

It features a replaceable ink refill

While this is no longer the case

Your next cocktail party is calling… for these Venetian Martini glasses from the 1930s

Place it somewhere in easy reach to store trinkets or odds & ends and admire its fastidious etching and dimpling

This vintage board from the Ivory Coast bears the indents of the seeds and stones used by generations of players

Murano studio NasonMoretti has been creating beautiful glassware for almost a century

with contrasting chocolate cord trim

The style particularly captured the imagination of architects in Bombay

Biagio Barile’s 3D cube print box is individually handcrafted in Sorrento from maple wood