Hand-Thrown Ceramic Faceted Butter Dish

Hand-Thrown Ceramic Faceted Butter DishThrown on the wheel and reworked by hand, this butter dish by London based ceramicist Adam Ross features carved facets. Its grid like surface is softly distorted, revealing the makers touch beneath a speckled, natural glaze. Sculptural yet functional, it invites daily use.

Saved NY’s Lukas The Illustrator cashmere blanket is inspired by classic Art Deco designs

it shoots up before blooming outwards into a corolla-like opening

This tureen is the work of Wood & Sons

collage-like depiction of the American artist

as well as mouth-blowing – as Bollenglass can attest with this jug

René Lalique is considered one of the driving forces of Art Deco

Famed globally for its specialised chisels since 1955

it's handcrafted by a new generation of Auböcks from the original moulds at the family’s Vienna atelier

swim across white bisque porcelain

This serving platter spotlights a diagonal-banded sweetlips (plectorhinchus lineatus) is a Great Barrier Reef dweller which is also found in the Eastern Indian and Western Pacific Oceans

Milanese maker Osanna Visconti has a long list of poetic pieces that ranges from paperweights to bowls – and now

carefully placed ridges