Hand-Blown Murano Glass Monolith

Hand-Blown Murano Glass MonolithConsisting of 18 elements, Carlo Morettis Monolite Gotico sculpture nods to the 90s glass sculptures that were inspired by Manhattan at night. The red checked piece is edged, squared out and then fused together by hand by Carlo Moretti himself, before being cut, ground by sandstone and beautifully polished using a wheel. Ideal for use as a decorative object or bookend.

His son Carl II designed it in the 1950s and successive generations still manufacture it by hand at the original Vienna atelier

This Parker Duofold Red Senior vintage pen helped rewrite the rule book in the 1920s with its bold resin barrel – inspired by the eponymous Mr Parker's travels in the Far East – and remains the brand's most iconic pen

made from hand-turned dark plane wood and cast brass

You'll spot their know-how in the finer details

Masterfully crafted from fine snakewood

Par Puzzles’ Give Peace A Chance puzzle includes 650 pieces which have been cut and painted by hand in New York

She’s given this collection a dramatic blackened patina

cast and assembled by hand

This napkin set is adorned with the sacred flower of the Nile and an eye-catching pop of red border

A popular household item in the 1950s

Yard O Led nailed it with the first draft of its propelling pen in 1934

the Panama circular letter rack comes in the same hard-wearing crossgrain calf leather