Flowers Hand-Painted Slipware Petite Milk Jug

Flowers Hand-Painted Slipware Petite Milk JugTradition lives on through Poterie dvires, as each collection is informed by the rich heritage of its home, Haute Savoie. The studio refuses to stand still, so the design language is always fresh and new. But while this aspect evolves, the making formula stays the same: the clay is prepared, turned, decorated, fired, manipulated and glazed, using a wood burning kiln of five cubic meters' capacity and the art of the hand touch. The resultswhich are

Presented in its original leather case

and it’s finished with a glossy glaze of pure white – the only colour Margrit would create in

A bejewelled hand motif nods to the brand's fascination with surrealism

Hopewood Baskets is made up of Sarah Loughlin and Marcus Wootton

heat treated for strength with a naturally caramelised finish

These rose-printed cocktail napkins

Its provenance can be traced back to 1970s Britain – a decade defined by self-expression

this dark-brown Arco basket is a seamless storage solution for books and magazines

Combine with the matching dessert bowls or side plates

Novelty silverware coming right up: this chewing gum holder in solid silver is a playful find from the past

and the intentional omission of the classic ham-holding nails – a decision that guarantees preservation of the produce

as it has a rich history that many trace back to the mid-to late-18th century