1970s Murano Glass Ashtray

1970s Murano Glass AshtrayExperimental, organic, futuristicthese are a few words that articulate the aesthetic of this beautiful Murano glass ashtray. During the boom period for mid century modern design, smaller accessories were often employed as a vehicle for adding color, style and artistry to the home, and as smoking was a common social activity, items such as this luminous design could effortlessly become a conversation piece. Please note, this item is a truly original

The attention to detail that goes into every Graf von Faber-Castell pencil makes it perfect for lovers of stationery

water-proof and scratch-proof resin — use it to store your most recent paperwork and documents

This vintage 452 Night & Day sterling silver fountain pen by Waterman embodies the marque’s Parisian savoir faire

Petite and precious

The column silhouette is complete with a woven Mandarin collar and ornamental covered fastenings

with its boyfriend fit and classic crew neck

Mervyn Gers ceramics are finished in distinctive hand-mixed glazes unique to the Cape Town-based studio pottery

Every piece is still handmade in its Genoese workshop and what goes around comes around: the Orsay Lazy Susan – traditionally dyed with vegetable pigments in chocolate-brown – has a seamless rotating base and woven rattan edge

high-gloss finish

with markings inspired by those of its majestic namesake

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

semi-polished pontil bases