Cigarillo Hand-Blown Glass Vase (17.5in/44cm)

Cigarillo Hand-Blown Glass Vase (17.5in/44cm)Twisted, biomorphic forms are a recurring source of inspiration for Michle Oberdieckmoments of growth and decay that capture how living things are shaped by the forces of nature. Sculptural pieces such as this vase begin as sketches, which are modeled in clay before being translated into glass. Oberdieck has developed her own reinterpretation of the classic Swedish Graal technique: using diamond engraving wheels, she cuts patterns through an overlay

using riverside rush

rose quartz speaks to love and affairs of the heart as they guard the reader’s favourite tomes

Each piece reinterprets Japanese ink paintings (otherwise known as sumi-e) through intricate chromolithography on Limoges porcelain

It features handles for the box and lid

This compact golf kit tucks three balls

this mid-century silver-plated champagne bucket reflects the sleek elegance of post-war European design

using unusual colour combinations to highlight each clean line – as this glass bowl illustrates

It’s glazed in the pottery’s hand-mixed ‘paternoster’ shade

Incorporate this pair of locking silver decanters into a home bar to lend character and interest into cocktail hour

as it’s used to assemble each panelled seam

Design-led pieces created in the 1970s by Eleonore Peduzzi Riva

you'll find the 45-degree Stria folding ruler