1950s Mazzuccato Aquarium Murano Glass Monolith

1950s Mazzuccato Aquarium Murano Glass MonolithGaetano Mazzuccato, otherwise known as Gino, fell in love with glassmaking as a child, which led to the founding of his company in 1958 on Murano shores. Throughout the 50s and 60s, Ginos work reinterpreted the Muranese tradition of the glass aquarium, which was formerly refined by Cenedese glassworks and Alfredo Barbini. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive characteristics that add to its

This bowl from the 1960s fools the eye like no other – it'd look right at home in any bread basket

This hand-blown pitcher pulls all of these features together

as many designs from this ceramicist feel like a vintage relic from her reigning years

Along the crespo linen edge of this Loretta Caponi bath towel is a sequence of gold stripes and arrow motifs

Many of Pinto’s collections are inspired by what brought the founder

with gently scalloped edges created using centuries-old techniques

this taupe Amsterdam tissue cube has seamed corners and colour-matched stitching

is illustrated with four perennially chic women in the brand’s signature knitwear

as well as its strength

The rectangular proportions make it the perfect centerpiece for dinner parties

which is only supported by the fact that this glassmaker is the only one in the world with 30 shades of green

They arrive in a matching set of 12