1920s Glass Candy Dish

1920s Glass Candy DishTrue to the Art Deco movement in full force at the time, this candy dish from the 1920s is geometric, clean lined and highly stylised in character. Its steep spire lends an architectural quality to the piece, which is only amplified by the panel like lines that dart upwards and the dome like lid. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive characteristics that add to its charm and celebrate its

which are nutrient-dense tissues that run separately from the grain of the wood

perfectly formed lines to celebrate something more fluid and off-kilter

There's nothing ordinary about a Geoffrey Parker game

this bonbonniere has a deeper luster with a lower likelihood of clouding and a slower tarnishing rate

sometimes articles are submerged in multicoloured layers

embedded waistband forms the outline

as illustrated in this soup plate lid

from the intial blueprint to the final glaze

with a cedarwood-lined interior for optimum humidity levels

Thousands of coloured glass canes and rods are cut into cross sections before being mouth-blown into a unique shape with a cluster of flower-like forms

Noble Macmillan’s travel-friendly chess set is handcrafted in sustainably sourced calf leather and can be rolled up or out at a moment’s notice

135 fruit knife reflect the revolutionary Modernist ethos of the Wiener Werkstatte movement he founded