1950s Accolay Vase

1950s Accolay VaseNamed for the tiny village in the heart of France, Accolay pottery has a rich legacy. Its here, as the 20th century entered its second half, that a group of ceramicists settled and began to create striking pieces of earthenware that soon drew legions of fans from all over the country and beyond. Although each brought a distinct aesthetic and skills, their collective work is defined by sculptural silhouettes, functionalityessential to customers during

bubbly texture that lends a gentle luminosity as light moves across it

They work with hand-powered traditional jacquard looms that are hand-built for each piece – this is how they achieve no seam and such a monumental size

This cotton bed cushion features the Patch print

Charles Sébline once again riffs on tradition with the Marocaine pyjama trousers in Italian two-ply cotton poplin

fanciful base and joyful colour palette

All you need to raise the bar

they’re exemplary of the designs during the French Art Deco period

reflective body is topped with a domed lid

Army of Me is a singular vision from William Guillon – seven solid bronze candle holders

it slips into a bag or glove compartment with ease—ready for impromptu rounds or weekend tee times

Add a dash of zoom to your shaken-not-stirred martini or other happy-hour creations with this quirky vintage cocktail shaker

This set includes: folding ruler and leather case