1960s Accolay Ceramic Vase (10in/25cm)

1960s Accolay Ceramic Vase (10in/25cm)This ceramic vase captures the optimism that washed over mid century design. Its an example of Accolay pottery, which is named after the French village where a large community of ceramicists settled between the 1940s and 1980s. Unusual shapes and textures made each piece special, as can be seen in this hand thrown piece. Rumour has it that the glazes were created to mimic the colours of the Cte d'Azur coastline. Please note, this item is a truly

both of which feature in this design from the 1900s

Elevate your dining experience with the marbled plate from Atelier Saint-Andre Perrin

fired to extreme temperatures and finished with a unique glaze

hand-lacquered zinc base

they’re exemplary of the designs during the French Art Deco period

born almost by accident

Ideal for use as a decorative object or bookend

This satin-finish crystal wine decanter was designed with oenophile and drinks critic James Suckling

Cast in the original brass mould and hand-finished to a rough black patina

it’s handcrafted in the Parisian workshop from black terracotta clay and dipped in a bright-white glaze

which strengthens the raw material and adds a beautifully caramelised look

it unlocks to reveal 144 printed ivory resin tiles