1960s Barbini Glass Plate

1960s Barbini Glass PlateMurano glass master Alfredo Barbini is perhaps best known for his aquariums, but this isn't his only area of expertise. With this decorative glass plate, he combines his first love with his talent for homewares, crafting a tropical fish to the center of the asymmetric shape, surrounded by ethereal whisps of marine colors. Look closely to spot the natural bubbles of the glassmaking process that add extra realism to the scene. Please note, this item is

It’s complete with a medium-sized nib and semi-precious black onyx on the cap

hand-dyed and dried by expert artisans in the maker’s Los Angeles workshop from pure heavy-weight cashmere that’s carefully manipulated to form a chunky

This smart vintage glass and silver-plated cocktail shaker was made by the renowned firm in the 1940s

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

Hand-built by studio potters in Cape Town

like this deeply textured bronze candelabra

The unusual form of this patinated brass ashtray is typical of the Auböck family workshop

without compromising on texture

who is said to be one of the eight people who first settled in the shibori hub of Arimatsu in 1608

Pioneering Rudi Rabitti launched his eponymous brand in 1969 and was the first to offer a wide array of home-design objects in finely grained saddle leather

fired to extreme temperatures and finished with a milky glaze

Fringed edges and a logo-clad stripe complete it