| Set of 4 | Hand-Painted Majolica Ceramic Jam and Honey Jars

| Set of 4 | Hand-Painted Majolica Ceramic Jam and Honey JarsVerdolinis ceramics are crafted with patience and precision, sculpted, molded, fired, glazed and painted entirely by hand in the Nove workshop. Drawing on its archives, each design honors traditional Italian recipes and time honored techniques passed from one maker to the next. A hallmark of the workshop is its use of majolica, a centuries old method that tells whimsical tales through naturalistic motifs, as seen in these jam and honey jars.

this only-at-ABASK pair covers every eventuality—whether you’re running errands or entertaining at home

Fill them with your pick-me-up of choice and pour with pride

These dinner plates have eye-catching scallop edges

It was felt in particular in West Germany

a maestro in Murano utilises the 15th-century mano volante (flying hand) technique

Thanks to its full-of-life aesthetic and sizable proportions

from the linen used to hand-quilt each piece to the threads forming each hand-embroidered stitch

these placemats capture a timeless elegance rooted in Spanish textile tradition

This copper mold from the 1830s is a wonderfully rare product of its time

The Bocage flutes by Lalique reflect the French maison’s signature balance of artistry and refinement

scallop-edged dishes are among the most revered

Vonz's Seaside collection came to fruition in 2020 during the Covid-19 pandemic