Penny Spotted Hand-Blown Glass Vase (12.5in/32cm)

Penny Spotted Hand-Blown Glass Vase (12.5in/32cm)Originally conceived in ceramic, the Penny vase series took on new life when Martyn Thompson met Aimee Frodsham of Canberra Glassworks, inspiring him to reinterpret the design in glass. Made in collaboration with master glassblower Tom Rowney, each bud vase honors Thompsons late friend Penny Galwey and her love of history. Its form draws on a 600 year old goblet from Londons Wallace Collection, reimagined through opaque hues and softly mottled

This raised bowl stays loyal to her original 1960s design

its playful silhouette crowned with a contrasting dot of color

from pretty florals to stripes

Note how it flares outwards and upwards

William Asprey founded William & Son in Mayfair

this vintage

The color of this piece will change slightly depending on the angle and light in which it’s viewed

with unique colour palettes

Each piece boasts a modern stripe pattern in muted white and soft brown tones

inspired by the badlands of Texas

These crystal champagne flutes are sourced from the 1950s

making it the perfect time for the release of the Neo Series VI – a timely follow-up of the previous collaboration with visionary artist Martino Gamper