| Set of 4 | Giyaman Urushi Ceramic Dessert Plates (7in/18cm)

| Set of 4 | Giyaman Urushi Ceramic Dessert Plates (7in/18cm)Kaneko Kohyos Giyaman dessert plates are shaped like chrysanthemums, the flower that features prominently throughout Japanese design from wallpaper to 50 yen coins. These dessert plates are finished in a green urushi lacquer which lends them a striking glass like appearance.

Carving each medium bowl from a unique piece of solid oak

Giberto’s Roi bulb decanter is hand-blown by Venetian artisans using grey Murano glass

handmade by the brand's skilled silversmiths in its Padua workshop

convenient for hanging the piece on a wall

The Glass Studio creates painterly glassware in collaboration with artisan glassblowers all over the world from its studio in England’s Peak District

genuine calfskin leather exterior with coordinating stitching for an authentic finish

hand-painted onto lead-free crystal with contemporary bands of lustrous enamel and gilt

renowned for its distinctive and pleasant aroma and moisturising properties — there's also a compartment to house matches

The upsized twill and herringbone structure gives a fresh update to the classic red check

Scandi-inspired yellow Lidia bowl is coloured on the inside with a milky-white exterior – a classic piece that bucked the baroque trend in Murano at the time

The scallop-edged napkins in her Rapallo range come in sets of four

this classic Amsterdam basket is perfectly sized for magazines and other aspirational accoutrements