19th-Century Copper Fish

19th-Century Copper FishThe unusual colouration of copper makes it an interesting design element, as it develops a characteristic green patina over time just like the Statue of Liberty. Our shoal of copper fish is sourced from 19th century Veneto and features hand embossed details that carve out every fin, scale and gill, while the curved silhouettes work together to form an intriguing display on the wall. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight

sourced by our dealers for your home office set-up

The name of these dinner plates is quite fitting for Ceramica Pinto

a true joy

The Nature series is inspired by secret gardens and rugged landscapes

Italian silversmith Zanetto believes ‘only manual work can make each object a work of art’ and we concur

This water glass

place next to your choice of books and other objets d’art

Master craftsmen practice ancient mould-making and blowing techniques to shape the elegant platter and pedestal

Personal and whimsical with a utilitarian slant

enamel and extreme heat that can only be achieved by hand

Due to the age of the wood

the only Japanese veteran craftsman who can create grip scissors using an iron stick and steel