Serenade Hand-Painted Crystal Tumbler (Set of 2)

Serenade Hand-Painted Crystal Tumbler (Set of 2)Theresienthals Serenade collection of crystal glassware was designed during the Art Nouveau period and is influenced by the designs for Hans Christiansen. The elegant silhouettes are inspired by the calyx of a flower, with stem like green detailing. Each piece in the series is blown, shaped, painted and polished by hand in the Zwiesel based workshop.

the asymmetric shape is entirely deliberate

The whimsical boomerang shape and rich golden hue of these bookends are typical of Carl Auböck II

This travel blanket is handwoven in two-ply cashmere

They’re unique

Netherton Foundry’s copper cookware is modelled on restaurant-standard styles from the 1850s onwards

using unusual colour combinations to highlight each clean line – as this glass bowl illustrates

spun and hand-dyed in Johnstons’ 225-year-old Elgin mill

paper knife and stainless-steel scissors are presented against panels of warm makassar ebony and echoed by feet with the same fine wood grain

she proves that you don’t need to shout to be heard by masking complex processes behind simple silhouettes

and the perfect choice for serving cold drinks

Designed by Rita Konig and handmade by experts in the Son Mai technique

The upper half is detachable and plugs into the body