Mid-Century Murano Glass Paperweight

Mid-Century Murano Glass PaperweightMurano glass paperweights date back thousands of years; born almost by accident, they were formed from scraps of coloured glass that would otherwise have been thrown away. Over time, expert blowers have utilised several techniques to bring each paperweight to life, such as millefiori, murrina and lampwork. This results in intricate patterns and scenes formed of multicoloured rods, beads and canes. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage

The fanciful navy two-piece salad set is designed to stand out alongside coordinating utensils or against contrasting pieces in mix-and-match colours

this square ashtray takes an everyday object to new heights with Fornasetti's offbeat

handmade by the brand’s skilled silversmiths in its Padua workshop

from the Belgian growers to the Lithuanian fabric mill to the American atelier where each piece is hand-tailored

he utilises the templates and techniques used by 18th-century American Shaker communities

The Zenith 548 yellow stapler pairs function with distinct design in this striking version with nickel-plated brass

four resin dice and one metal vido

Malaika's hand-embroidered linens are inspired by Egyptian motifs and archive patterns

a useful handle and a silhouette split into two – one sized slightly larger for the table’s favourite

During his career

enamel and extreme heat that can only be achieved by hand

Only the most delicate natural linens go into Drops placemats by Los Encajeros