1929 Josef Hoffmann Atlantis Porcelain Teacup and Saucer (Set of 2)

1929 Josef Hoffmann Atlantis Porcelain Teacup and Saucer (Set of 2)Co establisher of the Wiener Werksttte movement Josef Hoffmann designed the Atlantis tea service for Augarten in 1929. Each porcelain piece echoes his unconvential eye and fine craftsmanship through structured forms and scale like surfaces.

The Lacquer Company’s Wiggle collection—the line from which this tray hails—is presented in collaboration with Peter Mikic

These mixing bowls are hand-thrown and reduction-fired with an iron oxide glaze that provides the blue tint

expert artisans work with wooden moulds at virtuoso speed to create crystal 0

is anchored in simplicity

but also the reflective quality of the silver-plated composition

This vase from the Patrician series is a timeless keepsake developed by Lobmeyr’s master cutters

Giobagnara’s Jeff cufflinks box is handmade by skilled craftspeople in Italy

An octagonal handle with stacked discs assembled around the tang of the blade lends an original and artful touch

It’s said that Santa Croce in Pisa is home to some of Italy’s finest leather

life-giving energy as it holds loose trinkets and other paraphernalia

Rush Matters’ rush napkin rings are hand-woven using an age-old crafting tradition by the founding family in Bedfordshire

where the metal is melted into shape to recreate one of the most recognised parts of our solar system