1950s Aptware Candlestick

1950s Aptware CandlestickAptware, named after the small town in France, was originally inspired by the soils in the region the results are unique marbleised melanges achieved with coloured glazes. This form of French faence originated in the mid 18th century and has retained its charm ever since this candlestick from the 1950s being a prime example. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive characteristics that add to

so no two sets are exactly the same

A discerning addition to the desktop

The resulting streaks are unique to each serving bowl

These mid-twentieth century cocktail stickers were originally designed to dig out cherries from classic cocktails

Smooth-grained saddle leather is the material of choice for pioneering Italian brand Rabitti

it has a soft and lived-in texture

This vintage-inspired chrome-plated pencil sharpener is manufactured in steel and finished in copper and nickel

Putting performance at the helm

each piece is handcrafted by a new generation of Auböcks from the original moulds at the family’s Vienna atelier

An exclusive collaboration with ABASK

Kaneko Kohyo’s Giyaman dessert plates are shaped like chrysanthemums

This vintage-inspired chrome-plated stapler is manufactured in steel and finished in copper and nickel