| Set of 6 | 1950s Sarreguemines Fish Ceramic Dinner Bowls

| Set of 6 | 1950s Sarreguemines Fish Ceramic Dinner BowlsTowards the end of the 19th century, a group of French avant garde ceramicists determined that pottery should be regarded as an art form. The Sarreguemines pottery was established in 1784 by Nicholas Henri, Paul Augustin Jacobi and Joseph Fabry. It wasnt until the 1860s that majolica was added to its production, leading to the mid century release of the delightful Fish service. Each mood boosting design is crafted and glazed by hand with wonderfully

as the fittings vary to synchronise with the size of the oval limpet shell being used

with geometric forms hand engraved onto the surface

Using leaves from the iraca palm

complemented by a leather spine

when mobile phones didn't exist

the oceanic feeling is reached through marine-inspired imagery – think coral

Bocia Acqua Murano Glass Vase by Micheluzzi Glass is characterised by a small

the liqueur tumbler is still made today by heritage producer Lobmeyr at the original Vienna workshop

Each piece features hand-engraved motifs that evoke both pyrotechnics and snowflakes – see how they glisten once this highball is filled with your elixir of choice

This napkin set is adorned with the sacred flower of the Nile and an eye-catching pop of red border

Lorenzi Milano caters to the wishlists of well-groomed gentlemen with this razor

The Skyscraper cocktail shaker is hand-picked from the mid-1930s