1970s German Glass Tealight Holder

1970s German Glass Tealight HolderGerman glass design peaked in the 1970s, led by powerhouse designers such as Georgshutte and Chantal by Lentrade. Typically, trivets and tealight holders were distinguished by chunky silhouettes and three dimensional petal like forms intended to shield an internal flame. 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.

as the fittings vary to synchronise with the size of the cowrie shell being used

British brand Geoffrey Parker is supplier to Monte Carlo’s Backgammon World Championship – the third-generation family business

Carlo Moretti showcases organic turquoise glass accents and clean lines typical of his signature style

works alongside regional makers from Strasbourg

which is heard in the craft tale of each eccentric

Mouth-blown in lead-free crystal and hand-painted with a distinctive black enamel stripe

Reminiscent of your finest champagne coupe

down-to-earth slipware – just like this extra large salad bowl

is handmade in France by a fifth-generation specialist

The design process for Métier often starts from the inside out

you’ll find 100 clay poker chips (25 of each colour) and two packets of professional playing cards

These silver vases were created by Ponti in collaboration with Fratelli Calderoni in 1940