1960s Bullicante Murano Glass Ashtray

1960s Bullicante Murano Glass AshtrayThe beauty of Murano glass lies in its irregularities the variations in shape and size for example, as well as the differences in texture and form. This ashtray from the 1950s utilises the bullicante technique, where several layers of bubbles are inserted into thick glass. The result appears effervescent, as if its been submerged in water. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive

If you feel a sense of déjà vu when looking at the Fantasmino lamp

is guaranteed to have the required Domino effect

Cristallerie de Montbronn found inspiration in the limitlessness of a prelude – the way it has no form

which is highly prized by collectors due to the hours of handwork that go into it

simply lift the lid via the leaf on its back

intricately modelled after an artichoke

With this silver-plated butter dish – handcrafted in Puiforcat’s Parisian workshop – you can evoke the glamour of a transatlantic voyage in the 1930s at your breakfast table

Each piece is woven by hand on looms by artisans in Kandal

It’s handcrafted from wool with chunky fringing and evocative embroidery – the latter of which is added by hand by master artisans in Tuscany

and are deeply cut to reach such a striking aesthetic

Note how the warm colour palette is evocative of sunset at golden hour

Skilled hands and natural dyes produce the intricate details and vivid summer hues of these Coral Flower napkin rings