1950s Albert Thiry Ceramic Bowl

1950s Albert Thiry Ceramic BowlOrganic, carefree, and evocative of the outdoor world, Albert Thirys mid century creations feel firmly ahead of their time, making them sought after collectors items today. This bowl is no exceptionan earthy ode to texture and the colors of Mother Nature. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive characteristics that add to its charm and celebrate its unique history.

which is carefully spliced together to form a beguiling patchwork – note how each cluster of fabrics is reminiscent of a geometric flower

It’s handcrafted in Italy from previous Ovangkol wood

It's made by hand at the original Vienna atelier that was established more than a century ago by Carl Auböck I

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Green Wolf Studio cordless blown-glass lamps by designer Paola Petrobelli are individually hand-worked at a workshop in Murano

Handmade in Mongolia from 100% sustainably sourced Mongolian Cashmere

The unusual colouration of copper makes it an interesting design element

resulting in a fascinatingly flawed finish

to form a textured fringe that frames the zip on its face

Linck Keramik’s glazed creations are a manifestation of late ceramicist Margrit Linck’s singular vision – to produce bold

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as it has a timeless feel that blurs past