1982 Fulvio Bianconi for Venini Coral Glass Paperweight

1982 Fulvio Bianconi for Venini Coral Glass PaperweightItalian glass designer Fulvio Bianconi began his career in glassmaking as an apprentice in the Murano furnaces. Under the direction of Michael Pinto, he worked with an array of publishers as an illustrator and graphic designer. In 1946, his relationship with Venini started to take shape, resulting in impressive collaborations that balance simple shapes with striking details a formula that rings true in this innovative coral paperweight. Please note,

The Sofia teapot is a quirky take on a traditional 18th-century design

designed by Carl Auböck II in the 1950s

Denis Colomb’s Gobi blanket is made by a local community of artisans inbetween Tibet and Nepal

resulting in the sort of elegance encapsulated by this vase’s elongated neck

has a soft grain that highlights Cassigoli’s leather know-how

The whimsical shape and rich sheen of the Crown ashtray are typical of Carl Auböck II

the Lyra tray transforms the desk into a stage for order and reflection—paperwork never looked so composed

ABASK's vintage vase selection includes unique

Born from founder Nicolas de Contades’ reverence for timeless style and craftsmanship

complete with a suede lining and polished hardware

This set includes: folding ruler and leather case

coming to the fore through pieces like this Moon trivet