19th-Century Copper Fish

19th-Century Copper FishThe unusual colouration of copper makes it an interesting design element, as it develops a characteristic green patina over time just like the Statue of Liberty. Our shoal of copper fish is sourced from 19th century Veneto and features hand embossed details that carve out every fin, scale and gill, while the curved silhouettes work together to form an intriguing display on the wall. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight

This side plate set is a nod to the ornate chinoiserie style that adorned 18th-century wallpaper and ceramics

Each detail remains on this porcelain starter plate

Kaneko Kohyo’s Rinka series is hand-built in the pottery’s workshop in Toki

the I Diversi tumbler features an elegant white and pink pattern

This ice cube cooler feels both retro and modern at the same time

The Bistrot stainless-steel cheese knife is finished with a double-tooth blade end and a smooth

The Milan-based studio melts various sized shards onto a transparent crystal base to create a playful

including this vase

optical twisted

Terrafirma Ceramics’ collections advocate for mix-and-match tablescapes through pieces that harmonise in colour and pattern

It’s a joy to hold as you reach for its contents

resulting in a lively green haze