Filigrana Hand-Blown Murano Glass Vase (9in/23cm)

Filigrana Hand-Blown Murano Glass Vase (9in/23cm)F&M Ballarins Filigrana collection takes its name from the technique used one thats been circulating around workshops in Murano for approximately 500 years. This vase sees different coloured glass rods placed on a baking stone and heated until they all stick together (usually at around 700 degrees). Then, with a metal tube, theyre pulled and rolled until they form a cylinder. Several firings follow, ensuring the end result is able to be manipulated

these Georgian glass decanters offer a sophisticated way to house four liquors of your choice

her signature colours and shapes have plenty of space to express themselves fully

each piece is made using wood from the South American Pui tree with semi-precious malachite inlays

we see multiple classics receive the signature treatment

Mdina Glass' mushroom paperweight was handcrafted in 1960 using a blend of traditional glassblowing and fusion techniques

squared design is constructed with sides that open out for effortless packing when on-the-go

tempering old-world charm with bursts of subtle humour

Lined in protective plastic-coated cloth

The results are beautiful and refined with a masculine feel

it's handcrafted by a new generation of Auböcks from the original moulds at the family’s Vienna atelier

gossamer silhouettes of Richard Brendon’s crystal glassware makes it instantly recognisable

Although the ceramicists have different styles