Spun Copper Frying Pan with Ebonized Oak Handle

Spun Copper Frying Pan with Ebonized Oak HandleNetherton Foundrys copper cookware is modeled on restaurant standard styles from the 1850s onwards. Today, its a firm fixture in the collections of Michelin starred chefs globally. Each lightweight piece is spun from a disc of pure copper without any joins, welds, seams or chemicals, with a conductive, non stick tin lining thats hand wiped onto the surface with flax wadding while hot. This frying pan measures 12 (30cm) and features an ebonized oak

as the fittings vary to synchronise with the size of the oval limpet shell being used

It’s centered around six marvellous marine creatures – from seahorse to starfish – that are intricately hand-engraved onto the lead-free crystal

alongside his peers at the Leach Pottery

The classic midcentury Alpha tumbler in mouth-blown muslin glass has been reimagined by one of London’s most fascinating illustrators

The versatile glass is made from mouth-blown Murano crystal and hand-finished in the brand’s Murano factory using a wheel diamond

A striking storage solution

These cereal bowls celebrate the beauty of nature through hand-painted depictions of birds among foliage

a parasol base is not included

An homage to the travel development in 1930s

Spontaneous speckles and starbursts give the Todra saucer a depth and tactility only found in a true artisanal piece

This white porcelain side plate is part of an exclusive ABASK collaboration in organic shapes

Each one is finished by hand in a transparent amethyst colour – a nod to the founders’ penchant for colours inspired by their birthplace