James Suckling Hand-Blown Crystal Wine Carafe

James Suckling Hand-Blown Crystal Wine CarafeLaliques exceptional glassware makes a perfect addition to any home bar. This satin finish crystal wine decanter was designed with oenophile and drinks critic James Suckling. Handmade by skilled glassmakers in France, its decorated with a distinctive graphic line frosting. The wide base ensures fine wines open up beautifully.

Artisans at the Milan atelier fit this tidy cylinder with a chrome-plated brass base

The Ritzen series is a striking example of the sgraffito technique Hedwig Bollhagen pioneered in the 1930s by scratching out patterns in the hand-thrown clay with liquid glaze

The Zenith 548 blue stapler pairs function with distinct design in this striking version with nickel-plated brass

like the digitally printed artwork

while his love of unearthing the potential of a bolt of cloth puts material and process front and centre

7mm graphite lead with a push device and tip in nickel-plated brass

while double-thick walls reinforce the solid edges — use it to serve drinks or display jewelry

The sleek piece spotlights Christofle’s signature high-polished finish and silver-plated excellence – the perfect piece for displaying fruit or flowers

free-blown vintage vase was designed circa 1950 with an exquisitely worked relief design

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Handmade by skilled silversmiths in the brand’s Padua workshop

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