Dandy Hand-Blown Murano Glass Pitcher

Dandy Hand-Blown Murano Glass PitcherThis pitcher hails from the Dandy collection, designed by esteemed architect Stefano Marcato. For each piece, NasonMoretti utilises a complex technique that dates back to 1951, where glass is crushed before adapting to the hand via distinctive ergonomics. The result is a unique play on form, transparency and colour.

This 1950s Val Saint Lambert cocktail mixing jug is a one-of-a-kind piece

shaped and balanced vessel for aerating fine wine

The contrasting hues recall heritage Delftware

This Murano glass design from the early 20th century is an eye-catching choice

The whimsical open-hand silhouette of this brass paperweight is typical of the Auböck family workshop

and a flat base that allows it to stand

Pioneering Italian brand Rabitti is noted for its use of saddle leather – the fine-grained equestrian material with an almost architectural integrity

This salad set is handmade in the brand’s Italian atelier

The Indigo Storm platter by British designer Faye Toogood reveals its experimental construction right on the surface

The witty foot silhouette of this brass paperweight is typical of the Auböck family workshop

making it a functional must-have for any chef or aspiring culinary artist

A one-of-a-kind piece