Seahorse Silver-Plated, Shell and Glass Jar

Seahorse Silver-Plated, Shell and Glass JarThe first Objet Luxe jar was handcrafted to answer a call for something pretty but practical for the dressing table. The collection started with bees and butterflies, but has since expanded to include several spirited motifs, including the seahorse you see here. The hand blown glass body is topped with a non airtight pearl oyster shell lid formed by creating a mosaic and a silver plated sculpture of the creature associated with strength, power and

ash-glazed and intended to celebrate daily rituals

lemon zester

Christofle’s ergonomic jigger is part of the brand’s GRAPHIK collection

Perla Valtierra’s handmade bowl is hand-thrown

from the ebonised handle and internal ice breaker to the spout cork kept in place via a silver-plated chain

undulating design is still hand-shaped and refined at the family’s workshop in Vienna by descendants Carl Auböck IV and V

Using a preserved family mixture of algae and egg yolk

it’ll communicate a sense of professional calm that few other accessories can rival – after all

This chrome-plated ink blotter is manufactured in brass and finished in copper

Richard Brendon’s crystal water jug was specially designed for the American Bar at Gleneagles Hotel

known for punctuating his Modernist designs with semi-precious stones

This charcuterie board is hand-carved in Los Angeles from ebonized oak