Hand-Blown Murano Glass Highball

Hand-Blown Murano Glass HighballDesigned, signed and handcrafted by Marie Rose Kahane, Yalis Fum a Flute Edge highball glass has a slender, elegant form with small air bubbles and subtle markings to celebrate the handmade nature of fum glassmaking. Pair with other sizes and shapes to welcome the best of Italian design excellence into your setting.

Hammann's A5 utensils box is made from vegetable-tanned Alpina Bullhide

feature eye-catching shapes reminiscent of the Ancient Egyptian motifs seen in Art Deco architecture

It comprises a small teapot

Giobagnara’s Jack square valet tray is fully covered in taupe calf leather

or cheilocostus speciosus

designed to enhance the flavour nuances in any beer

these oval-shaped tumblers feature a lively color palette inspired by the founding brothers’ birthplace of Venice

Perfectly sized for serving sides and breakfast pastries

The ornately-shaped edges of this serving dish are inspired by 17th century French dinnerware

which involves a skilled glassmaker blowing into a tube while rotating the glass into shape

The Ritzen series is a striking example of the sgraffito technique Hedwig Bollhagen pioneered in the 1930s by scratching into the hand-thrown clay with liquid glaze

burgundy cashmere cushion is made by artisans in Nepal using a ‘down’ harvested from the rarest goats for sumptuous softness