19th-Century Copper Decorative Mold

19th-Century Copper Decorative MoldTwo metals reigned supreme during the Victorian era: brass and copper. In the eyes of design lovers, they represented a yearning for the past, and more specifically, a nostalgia for the artisanal craftsmanship of time gone by. The enduring appeal lives on through historic pieces such as this. Display it on a wall or shelf and find joy in the unique patination. Due to its age and lining, this is not food safe and is intended for decorative use only.

so as it started to gain traction in liquid form

Handcrafted in Italy from walnut wood and leather

Each ceramic piece will encourage you to pause

Its beauty lies not only in its form

complete with fruits and flora impressed into the milky glaze – reminiscent of antiques from the 18th and 19th centuries

third-generation family business Geoffrey Parker still makes every one of its pieces by hand

while hoofed feet keep it upright

it will make a talking point for guests while keeping their drinks suitably ice-cold

It features a feather carbon Damascus steel blade and a traditional ‘Wa’-style handle made from Indonesian Spalted Tamarind – a type of wood that undergoes a natural process of decay and discolouration (caused by fungi breaking down the fibres) to result in intricate lines and a unique grain pattern

Third-generation French basket weaver Benjamin Nauleau created this basket tray using responsibly sourced natural willow

circa 1930 – is a charming addition to a drinkware collection

are handcrafted from superior-quality wax by master candle-makers with ancient savoir-faire