Tulips Slipware Dinner Plate (10.4in/26.5cm)

Tulips Slipware Dinner Plate (10.4in/26.5cm)To own a piece of handcrafted Fitch & McAndrew pottery is to peek through time itselfthe design duo is dedicated to the art of slip decoration, first attributed to some of humanitys earliest civilizations. To create each handmade piece, a liquid clay and mineral mixturethe slipis applied to the pottery during its leather hard stage, resulting in a painterly effect after firing. This dinner plate bears a tulips motif, a folkloric take on Fitch &

sunbursts and steps—details that ring true on this silver-plated sugar bowl from the 1930s

was at the vanguard of modern Swedish silversmithing

and is still being hand-produced from the same mid-century moulds used by Carl Auböck I

complete with four playing racks and smart monochrome tiles

feature stainless steel hardware and stag antler handles

Its wool fibres are hand-woven in a fine

button fastening and side pockets

Lines and dots are hand embroidered onto locally milled cotton by master artisans in Tuscany

his relationship with Venini started to take shape

wood and micarta handles in Barcelona

this silver-plated tray from the 1900s is equipped with a sculptural handle and raised base

This necklace dates back to 1985