Chance Hand-Blown Glass Tumblers (Set of 2)

Chance Hand-Blown Glass Tumblers (Set of 2)Pintos foray into glassware arrives in collaboration with Casarialto, the Venetian glassmaker renowned for its clever technology and compelling archive. United by their love for entertaining, they created the Chance collection, which is centered around lucky clover inspired silhouettes. At each corolla like opening, youll find a gold tone border, painted by hand and intended to tie in with Pintos porcelain.

tactile finish embody the quiet beauty of handcrafted ceramics

it would have kept moisture in the after-dinner cigars enjoyed with friends

from the Canaletto walnut block and tempered glass details to the revolving structure that allows you to get a closer look from all angles

Note the finer details that make them stand tall anywhere they're placed – the architectural silhouettes

the line-up is characterised by texture – a collision of geometric and abstract engravings – and layers of blue and green tones that come to life when fired

While beauty is often associated with perfect symmetry

Ena Rottenberg designed this coffee pot for Augarten at the beginning of the 1930s

has a signature fashion-led block print and a pleasing

this Italian brass ashtray from the 1960s features a unique design with 16 cut-outs

Laura de Santillana returned to Italy and started to collaborate with Venini

Display it in a hallway or console table as an intriguing conversation piece

this stone forms a beautiful contrast against the intricately engraved 18-karat yellow gold detailing