Penny Swirl Hand-Blown Glass Vase (15in/38cm)

Penny Swirl Hand-Blown Glass Vase (15in/38cm)Originally conceived in ceramic, the Penny vase series took on new life when Martyn Thompson met Aimee Frodsham of Canberra Glassworks, inspiring him to reinterpret the design in glass. Made in collaboration with master glassblower Tom Rowney, each bud vase honors Thompsons late friend Penny Galwey and her love of history. Its form draws on a 600 year old goblet from Londons Wallace Collection, reimagined through opaque hues and softly mottled

This ombré blanket is woven in cashmere

In the Toledo collection

which is why each collection revisits faithful silhouettes in fresh colourways

The Big Paisley series is inspired by memories and nostalgia

This silver-plated cocktail shaker from the 1930s encourages the user to dial a drink

While perhaps best known for advancing the sommerso – or submerged glass – technique

Certain characteristics are often at play in an antique decanter

The Red Star design

This enamel crystal jar from the 1920s is a suitably striking piece for housing anything you may desire

and this magical pair is set atop a thoughtfully designed inner sole made with hypoallergenic

Ojete’s charm lies in its modern interpretation of traditional eyelet fabric

It’s handcrafted in black terracotta clay with a bright-white glaze and scalloped edges