19th-Century Copper Fish

19th-Century Copper FishThe unusual colouration of copper makes it an interesting design element, as it develops a characteristic green patina over time just like the Statue of Liberty. Our shoal of copper fish is sourced from 19th century Veneto and features hand embossed details that carve out every fin, scale and gill, while the curved silhouettes work together to form an intriguing display on the wall. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight

where a drop of hot glass trickles down the surface to create a teardrop effect

The elegant silhouette is entirely handcrafted and hand-painted in a distinctive monochrome pattern by artisans at the Marwitz workshop

complete with hand-painted edges and white contrast stitching

this soap dispenser is covered in leather with a non-slip

El Casco applied its manufacturing expertise to fine stationery and desk essentials

This silver-plated cocktail shaker from the 1930s encourages the user to dial a drink

it makes an eye-catching centerpiece for the table

This glaze is exclusive to ABASK

It features an octagonal handle with stacked discs assembled around the tang of the blade

Each napkin in this set of four is designed and cut by hand with great care

It’s elegant

while the bottom corner is adorned with the signature embossed-leather Anagram patch