Monet Porcelain Breakfast Cup and Saucer (Set of 2)

Monet Porcelain Breakfast Cup and Saucer (Set of 2)Bold colours meet the art of simplicity in Robert Haviland & C. Parlons Monet collection. It was created by esteemed artist Claude Monet who wanted to refresh the dining service in his Giverny home, and what better way to do so than with bright white Limoges porcelain and a sunny yellow and blue border? Each piece in the series is handcrafted in the French workshop while staying true to the original blueprint. Today, its still reissued for the Claude

cocktail spoon

all captivated by its seemingly disproportionate

as is reflected in this fish jug from the 1960s

This silver-plated strainer is hand-hammered from a single sheet in the Padua workshop and reimagined in an exclusive colorway thoughtfully chosen to reflect the ABASK palette

scales and curious sea life – that was first painted by the hands of generational artisans

it’s cut and carved from a single block of marble with subtle variations in shape and finish that remind you of its handmade design story

Mervyn Ger Ceramics’s cake stand makes the perfect table centrepiece

high-gloss finish

communicated through artisanal techniques and multicoloured palettes

the Mestre humidor shows how captivating the results of this meticulous process – which dates back to the 1300s – can be

A beloved classic with substantial weight and style

It's made using clay sourced from Aswan and hand-painted with rich colours reminiscent of palm and olive groves