Cello Brass Bookends

Cello Brass BookendsThe Cello bookends in contrasting patinated and polished brass are newly cast in an organic shape designed by Carl Aubck II in 1948. The latest generations of Aubcks still work from the family atelier in Vienna, moulding, finishing and filing each piece by hand to a satisfying texture. Please note, as these pieces are made and finished by hand, slight markings and imperfections may occur. These only add to their unique character.

presented in the brand’s signature attaché case of hand-bound green leather with a black suede lining

as this piece is made and finished by hand

By Walid’s rosy pink woollen needlepoint cushion features floral embroideries backed onto a 19th-century linen – a repurposed vintage fabric that has been modernised by Walid to retell age-old crafting stories

Lovers of stationery will relish the chance to fill it with freshly sharpened pencils

this candle holder is masterfully crafted at the Milan workshop with small hand-carved ebony inserts

elegant form with small air bubbles and subtle markings

Yali’s Roma water glass has a slender

some inconsistencies in finish may occur

It’s been made in fumed eucalyptus wood with the help of nine workshops around the UK

asymmetric ring with playful proportions

Known for casting brass in organic forms with his singular modernist style

Graf von Faber-Castell makes a ritual of notetaking with this beautiful hand-crafted notelet box