| Set of 5 | 18th-Century Italian Glass Apothecary Jars

| Set of 5 | 18th-Century Italian Glass Apothecary JarsFrom around the mid 17th century, apothecary jars were detailed with inscriptions that would bear Latin abbreviations of their contents. Deciphering them provides an insight into the vast array of ingredients that would have been stored within, such as cardina for thistle and s mel rosa for honey. Each vessel in this set is blown and painted by hand. Due to their age, they are intended for decorative use only. Please note, this item is a truly

labour-intensive ottchil technique

and this box takes a moment for ovals

This hand-carved Yunomi cup by Ido Ferber

Yali’s Fumè a Bordo tumbler has a slender

This ashtray from the 1940s utilises the bullicante technique

look to the head for the hidden hinge – just try not to be too intimated by its enigmatic gaze

this paperweight was handcrafted in 1970 using the traditional millefiori technique which orginated on the island of Murano

serene nature

The design is backed onto 1950s wool – a repurposed vintage fabric – that’s been modernised to retell age-old crafting stories

Within each drawer

each one is hand-built and finished with a glazed harbour blue surface

Leaf illustrations by Raxenne Maniquiz vary in size and shape to reflect developments in certain topics – this one