1950s Fish Ceramic Saucier

1950s Fish Ceramic SaucierVallauris on the Cte d'Azur had its prime in the 1950s, attracting pottery powerhouses such as Pablo Picasso and Robert Picault. The commune is known as the city of clay and with good reason, as it's been a hub for pottery since ancient times. Designs are recognised for their lead glazes and Mediterranean inspired colour palettes, both of which are on full display in this playful saucier from the 1950s. Please note, this item is a truly original

blind buttons and a giant dealer button

as by the end of the 1930s they had become familiar

Handwoven from a bespoke

This Riviere tissue box cover elevates desk drawers

she recalled a drive towards Namyangju

emerald green

Woven into a fine jacquard knit

replaceable eraser and a handy reservoir for spare leads

as illustrated in this soup plate lid

By Walid’s tonal blue woollen needlepoint cushion features leafy embroideries backed onto a 19th-century linen – a repurposed vintage fabric that has been modernised by Walid to retell age-old crafting stories

casting brass in original moulds and hand-working each piece to a satisfying finish

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