Edo Kiroko Hand-Cut Lidded Glass

Edo Kiroko Hand-Cut Lidded GlassHirota Glasss handmade Edokiriko sets are the result of a 150 year old sculpting technique pioneered in Tokyo. Part of a series consisting of seven varied glasses, the patterned glass is specially cut to look visually appealing from every angle, while the matching lid enables characterful serveware and small storage options.

The long proportions make it a centerpiece for parties

Giobagnara’s Santiago large humidor case is handcrafted from walnut wood and covered in blue calfskin

wood tools and searing heat – a story in itself

and is still being hand-produced from the same mid-century moulds used by Carl Auböck I

The basket is specially treated with a bespoke resin that is waterproof and scratch-proof – a must for every room in your home

available separately

Laboratorio Paravicini’s plates are adorned with ornate scenes that always enliven the dinner table

This cafetière’s unique silhouette and fun elongated spout come from a fusion with the traditional English teapot

These Arcadia dessert dishes go through several pairs of hands before they reach their destination – a process unchanged in nearly 300 years

Handcrafted at the 150-year-old Vienna workshop with a spherical lapis handle

Each candelabra has seven rings designed for elegant slimline candles

this sterling silver dish is formed into precision-cut spade shape and resembles a precious heirloom designed in 1925