Louis XV Ceramic Serving Bowl

Louis XV Ceramic Serving BowlOver the course of Bourg Joly Malicornes 270 year history, exceptional skills have been passed from one generation to the next. Heirloom styles capture its rich heritage, such as those that hail from the Louis XV series. Each piece is quiet in design and loud in character, with gently scalloped edges created using centuries old techniques.

it’s complete with brass detailing on the collar

strategically shaped and balanced to accentuate the characteristics of fine white wine

while the colour and finish may vary as a result of the hand-dyeing

amber and green provide striking contrast in the Titanio II design

Handmade in Italy

Note how it features slight irregularities across its form

with a cluster of vibrant flower-like forms

The stamina wood handle is made from dyed veneer laminate

Lalique’s highball glass is part of the French glassmaker’s classic Wingen collection of bar tools and glassware

These mugs display both of the above – they're crafted

The Ritzen series is a striking example of the sgraffito technique Hedwig Bollhagen pioneered in the 1930s by scratching into the hand-thrown clay with liquid glaze

The whimsical patterns on Loretta Caponi’s table linen are the product of hours in the Florentine atelier