1930s Sainte Radegonde Ceramic Bowl

1930s Sainte Radegonde Ceramic BowlThe pottery of Sainte Radegonde, which came out of Frances Touraine region in the early to mid 20th century, typically featured striking 3D detailing, often in shades of white, cream, and vibrant green blue shades. This 1930s bowl is a quintessential example, with its plump basket woven clay punctuated with orbs painted to resemble raw stones of turquoise. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and

The final result has an electrical static effect that feeds into the inspiration of the collection: working in the digital age

like the sculptural handle and the sinuous detailing that winds around the neck

it honors the origins of Norlha with a fresh perspective

cylindrical profile and contrast white stitching nod to the brand’s heritage and authentic craft

Eventually known as the Grand Dame of Danish Design

Along the crespo linen edges of this Loretta Caponi bath mat is a burst of blue foliage-inspired motifs

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robustness and ability to defy both trend and time

Along the crespo linen edge of this Loretta Caponi hand towel is a clean-cut row of blue stripes and red dots

Lobmeyr enthralled visitors at the Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs in Paris

rounded base designed to prevent wax from dripping onto the table

The hand-drawn motif is dusted onto the fine linen