1950s Aptware Scalloped-Edge Platter

1950s Aptware Scalloped-Edge PlatterAptware, named after the small town in France, was originally inspired by the soils in the region the results are unique marbleised melanges achieved with coloured glazes. This form of French faence originated in the mid 18th century and has retained its charm ever since this platter from the 1950s being a prime example. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive characteristics that add to its

this caviar bowl is set upon a base of buffed rosewood for a tonal contrast

the haze of the Cuban cigars and the swish of the whiskey in the tumbler as it hits the table

this octagonal brown lidded box has a lining and a handle of polished walnut

this precious jewelry box conceals and guards your glittering finery

as is reflected in this vase from the 1950s

bakelite checkers and dice

the Pozzo Acqua vase by Micheluzzi Glass is characterised by a short

A mid-century model designed by Carl Auböck III

It’s an incredibly complex method that requires great skill

It features masterful draping and long sleeves that bunch up for that cool

Unusual glassware is a must when hosting

they’ve used natural dyes to colour the contrasting weft fibres an evocative petrol blue