1960s Seguso Murano Glass Ashtray

1960s Seguso Murano Glass AshtraySeguso is one of the oldest glassmakers in Murano, with a rich heritage that dates back 23 generations since 1397 a detail alone that makes each piece a worldly wonder. During the 1950s and 1960s, the family member at the helm (Archimede) continued to innovate with sculptural silhouettes and expert techniques. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive characteristics that add to its charm and

Scallop-edged napkins from the Diletta range come in sets of four

This double-sided cushion from Norlha is made from two panels of woven yak khullu wool which are hand-stitched together

who expertly hand-embroider each piece

This jar is an example of its eye for sleek accents

It teams an aluminium structure with an external saddle leather cover and a borosilicate glass tube – one that’s ideal for filling with a perfectly sized pillar candle

Other notable features include the accessories that have been wrapped in calf leather

This liar dice set has six cups

Notably weighty

Each one within the series

these dinner plates beautifully mimic the imperfect lines found in nature

with a leather interior inlay accessible via the removable board

It’s crafted in Nepal from two-ply silk crepe de chine and complete with rib-knit bands on the neckline and cuffs that are hand-loomed from recycled Italian cashmere