19th-Century Crystal Candy Dish

19th-Century Crystal Candy DishGeometric, clean lined and highly stylised in character, this 19th century candy dish is a beautiful display piece to fill with sweet treats. Note the finer details that make it stand tall anywhere its placed the architectural silhouette, panel like detailing and dome like lid included. 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

as is the case with every Giobagnara collection

Kaneko Kohyo’s striking chrysanthemum-shaped Giyaman tableware makes a ritual of dining

in the shade Glacial Blue

which is an ancient Indonesian technique where yarns are resist-dyed prior to weaving

This small roll is handcrafted in France from velvet leather with a coordinating interior inlay

Even its hue is something to behold

the Feldspar fruit bowl in Cornwall clay and bone ash is slip-cast by hand in a plaster mould

this high rectangular basket is handcrafted from the finest Italian leather and specially treated for a UV- and water-resistant finish

This platter from the 1960s utilises the sommerso technique

Backed by the highest levels of manual artistry

These wine glasses from the 1950s highlight its rich past

as potters experimented freely with colour