1980s James Carpenter for Venini Calabash Glass Vase (8in/20cm)

1980s James Carpenter for Venini Calabash Glass Vase (8in/20cm)Designed in the 1980s by American artist James Carpenter for Venini, this Calabash vase radiates energy through its bold, interlocking pattern. Bands of green and yellow twist around the form like woven ribbons, creating depth and movement within the glass itself. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive characteristics that add to its charm and celebrate its unique history.

accompanied by the natural-bronze Raggi vase

The beautifully bohemian piece is handcrafted using English crewel sourced from the 19th century

Danish Impressionist Christian Frederik Heise spent much of his career experimenting with silver – its seemingly endless possibilities a constant source of inspiration for the artist

In the case of the 1980s – the period this solid silver dish hails from – the story is one of development

this limited edition solid silver and lapis coffee service was designed by Josef Hoffmann for the Palais Stoclet in Brussels between 1905-1911

Theresienthal’s legacy dates back to 1836 when it was founded by Royal Appointment

while master artisans blend dozens of blues and greens in their precision hand-embroidery

The effect is achieved on this 1940s bowl by adding small quantities of coloured opaque glass during the blowing process and dragging them around until they reach the desired result

It was released as part of a family that encompassed a multitude of different sizes

this set of servers captures the poetry of contrast: raw

It adds instant polish to a den or study

mouthblown from thick fume glass using a bullicante technique