| Set of 6 | 1931 Art Deco Cockerel Sterling Silver Cocktail Picks

| Set of 6 | 1931 Art Deco Cockerel Sterling Silver Cocktail PicksAll drinks mixed at home deserve a novelty cocktail pick after all, an olive, onion or cherry will always feel more special when theyre threaded through one. This sterling silver set from 1931 bears the makers mark for Adolph Scott, Birmingham. They feature clips to the back to attach to the rim of a glass, and are presented in their original satin and velvet lined leather box. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight

It came about as a response to the vivid hues of 18th-century polychrome porcelain and led to a series of shades such as Bristol green

delicate handwork and a ridged winding crown

the series features organic shapes and primary colour blocks that speak to the avant-garde artist’s extraordinary use of line and colour

as collectors redeveloped a taste for the rich colours

who brings the hand-blown creation to life from Murano

Los Vasos de Agua Clara’s set of six medium St Tropez tumblers is beautifully painted by the founders’ own hands

you’ll find an L-shaped trim of lapis lazuli that beautifully frames an equally eye-catching plaque of a horse mid-gallop

made from ironwood

Satisfying both of the above is this box

Designs that feel like a rare antique find – just like this vase

the 1950s twin-set is executed in mouth-blown lead-free glass with a contrasting round base

Moser’s Bon Bon crystal glasses always lift the mood