1900s Ceramic Lidded Serving Dish

1900s Ceramic Lidded Serving DishTureens were introduced to England via the French court in the early 18th century, and designers drew inspiration from contemporary continental porcelain, faence and silver. Patterns tapped into the countrified air of Art Nouveau, while the finer details often included a sculptural finial or handle and a colour scheme of white, blue and occasionally red. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive

This set of six utensils with holder is hand-picked from Carl Auböck and Ostovics’ Edelholz Waren collection

this English Deco decanter offers a sophisticated way to house any liquor of your choice

shelf or mantlepiece

Through a faux feast of vegetables

This two-handled pot certainly brings the theatricality to cooking and serving

Mexico using rose-pink cotton that’s pleasingly soft

It’s imprinted around the barrel and detailed with a rose herringbone pattern and a 14ct gold nib

This silk blanket references Brunello Cucinelli's penchant for neutral hues and fine

handcrafted in aquamarine pastegrain leather with a silk lining

this bowl from the 1950s is brought to life with the incamiciato technique

doubling up as objects of art with or without an open flame

Lalique’s highball glass is part of the French glassmaker’s classic Wingen collection of bar tools and glassware