1900s Ceramic Lidded Serving Dish

1900s Ceramic Lidded Serving DishTureens were introduced to England via the French court in the early 18th century, and designers drew inspiration from contemporary continental porcelain, faence and silver. Patterns tapped into the countrified air of Art Nouveau, while the finer details often included a sculptural finial or handle and a colour scheme of white, blue and occasionally red. This tureen is stamped with the Late Mayers mark a pottery house founded in 1790 by Joseph Stubbs.

finished with a smooth light-khaki acrylic handle and visible rivets

east and west – a way of determining the seating arrangement and allocating the first player

the piece has a windproof system and an innovative design that can be disassembled for cleaning

genuine calfskin leather exterior with coordinating stitching for an authentic finish

NasonMoretti’s expert sway over colour is no secret

It’s part of a collection from 1986

This vintage Edson fountain pen by Waterman embodies the marque’s savoir faire

carefully placed ridges

An ideal gift for a cigar enthusiast

immortelle flowers and red earth

Lorenzi Milano caters to the wishlists of well-groomed gentlemen with this razor

the maker looks to perfectly imperfect marble