1950s Ercole Barovier Glass Lidded Bowl

1950s Ercole Barovier Glass Lidded BowlWhen Ercole Barovier was 30 years old, he became a partner in the family business, and each decade saw him experiment with something new. For example, during the 1950s, his work was defined by vivid colours and rough, rippled surfaces as this glass bowl illustrates.

blind buttons and a giant dealer button

this piece is meticulously crafted from bespoke oxide clays

Its colour richness and softness is susceptible to slight markings which add to its charm and character

this set of three Japanese Imari porcelain bowls date back to Arita

this smart

a wood commonly used for wind instruments

geometry and gold gilding were commonly seen in the designs from this period – all of which are at play here

When looking for inspiration

The navy tart slicer

is no longer in production

It’s rendered in 18ct gold-plated metal

The set includes five poker dice and five classic – it's ideal for fun-filled family game nights