Mid-Century Czech Glass Ashtray

Mid-Century Czech Glass AshtrayWhile much modern art was banned in former Czechoslovakia during the mid century, this was not the case for glass; instead, designers could work freely, which led to a boom in creativity that built on the regions centuries old learnings. Characterized by a fluid, curved form, this ashtray is a shining example of the expert techniques that colored this moment in history. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections

The Jardin dinner plates echo this

this set of two hand-painted bowls date back to Arita

Charles Sébline once again riffs on tradition with the Marocaine pajama shirt in Italian two-ply cotton poplin

elevating traditional florals with fresh

Differing heights will create a dramatic display

tastes and culture of Tanzania

the Ziggy placemats make the perfect complement to such leisures

This Alhambra pattern come in a vivid riffle-green

These crystal glass salt and pepper mills remain faithful to René Lalique’s original 1924 design

fluted conical form lends a contemporary feel - they're the perfect size for serving rosé

They’re perfectly sized for serving main courses and dining with friends

Each one is expertly handblown by skilled glassblowers