1950s Piedmont Ceramic Fish Platter

1950s Piedmont Ceramic Fish PlatterThe long, rich history of Italian ceramics varies by region. In Piedmont, traditions commonly include hand painted brushstrokes and pops of bright colour two details at play in this playful fish platter from the 1950s. 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.

fins and beady eyes included

the great depth afforded by this piece’s curvaceous form

Working with small

a horse-drawn carriage and a double-decker bus labelled ‘Knightsbridge’

labradorite evokes spiritual intuition as it holds loose trinkets and other paraphernalia

Colours may vary due to humidity levels and their hand-blended nature

The translucent pink glass is made with circular geometrics to nod to the Fenice Theatre in Venice – and to create a truly original and eye-catching vessel

The classic midcentury Alpha pitcher in mouth-blown muslin glass has been reimagined by one of London’s most fascinating illustrators

The Pomegranate series is inspired by rich autumnal hues

with its languid proportions and tie waist

Although purpose-built by design – intended for strawberries and other fruits – it’s equipped for a host of other functions

The set also comes with an Art Deco silver-plated Christofle cocktail mixing spoon for a refined finishing touch