1930s Daum Crystal Vase (7in/18.5cm)

1930s Daum Crystal Vase (7in/18.5cm)The path that Daum carved for crystal often came hand in hand with complex techniques such as acid etchings, enamelling and engravings, as well as ornamental motifs and handles. Perhaps its most technical innovation, however, was the pte de cristal technique in this ancient Egyptian method of casting, crystal is crushed into a paste which is then packed into a refractory mould and fused in a kiln to obtain exceptional textures. Please note, this item

Expect an extraordinary attention to detail from Atelier Fesseler

amber and mint is handblown with its signature layering and marbling technique – a one-of-a-kind piece designed for everyday use

fashion-led and full of life – as shown with the Nighttime Array napkins

This set of four

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it has a soft and lived-in texture

incorporating smile-inducing themes and hand-embroidery so precise it’ll demand a closer look

They differ in size but are identical in design

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from the beguiling shade of blue that washes over the clear crystal to the beautifully cut detailing

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