19th-Century Copper Decorative Mold

19th-Century Copper Decorative MoldTwo metals reigned supreme during the Victorian era: brass and copper. In the eyes of design lovers, they represented a yearning for the past, and more specifically, a nostalgia for the artisanal craftsmanship of time gone by. The enduring appeal lives on through historic pieces such as this. Display it on a wall or shelf and find joy in the unique patination. Due to its age and lining, this is not food safe and is intended for decorative use only.

The Turtle place card holders’ craft tale reflects this

Pop this rainbow delight on a sofa or bed for a burst of energy

This tureen is stamped with the Late Mayers mark — a pottery house founded in 1790 by Joseph Stubbs

the colour palettes may vary slightly

the Nudilio Flower placemat is handwoven from Colombian iraca palm

This yellow porcelain side plate is part of an exclusive ABASK collaboration in organic shapes

while its generous size makes it great for layering

vegetable tanned leather double photo frame

Use them to serve everything from freshly made mousses to vintage dessert wines

with a verdant hue and scalloped edges suggestive of the crisp leaves it’ll serve

quirky concepts that are cast and crafted entirely by hand

These dishes are perfectly proportioned for side plates or morning pastries