1960s Silver-Plated Bee Honey Pot

1960s Silver-Plated Bee Honey PotA charming nod to natures hardest worker, this 1960s silver plated honey pot takes the form of a plump bee, complete with finely detailed wings and legs. The amber glass body holds the honey like liquid gold, while a slender spoon slips neatly through the top, ready for use. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive characteristics that add to its charm and celebrate its unique history.

Astier de Villatte is recognised globally for its pottery that combines the craft of the old with the humour and charm of the new

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the avant-garde scene

The result is natural and irregular

quietly reminding you of the quality Murano glass it’s made from

It’s mouth-blown from Murano glass and shaped to a plump silhouette that gently tapers at the neck