1940s Ginori 1735 Majolica Ceramic Squash Serving Lidded Serving Dish

1940s Ginori 1735 Majolica Ceramic Squash Serving Lidded Serving DishFounded in 1735, Ginori has long been celebrated for elevating ceramic tradition through richly expressive majolica, where color, texture, and form come together in lively, sculptural ways. This 1940s serving tureen takes the shape of a harvest gourd, modeled with a deeply ridged body, leafy base, and hand applied stem that feels almost lifted from the garden. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and

They're complete with an anti-stain coating to ensure they stay fresh

The nuances and varying textures of leather make each piece unique and a true talking point for the table

Theresienthal’s Bacchus collection of crystal glassware was designed in 1890 by Henriette Steigerwald – the daughter and niece of the founding duo and the student of German portrait painter Franz von Lenbach

then decorated using katazome

designed to enhance the characteristics of red wine

followed by the lighter

The glass ornaments in our festive collection are among the most meticulously crafted holiday decorations in the world

this white porcelain salad bowl is is handmade in the brand's Bulgarian workshop

and has even earned the accolade as his ‘best’ pouring jug

Each sterling-silver Viceroy Grand Barley fountain pen is still handmade by a small team of artisans the brand’s historic craft workshop in Birmingham

Soft and thick

With the Eva Rossa napkins