1950s Robert Picault Ceramic Salad Bowl

1950s Robert Picault Ceramic Salad BowlFrench artist Robert Picault produced some of the most original and distinctive ceramics of the 20th century. Theres a certain playful innocence to his works, this salad bowl being an example of such, when subtly asymmetric paintwork gives an insouciant feel to a piece that belies the artisanship behind it. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive characteristics that add to its charm and

It's handcrafted in Italy and comprises 42 leather-covered wooden pieces that neatly line up on satin brass bars

the designs are painted

This king-size blanket is handwoven in four-ply cashmere with stitched edges

Lend teatime the Qäsa Qäsa Carvers touch by way of this sugar and coffee scoop set

such as this ice bucket

for a product that will only improve over time

each one is topped with a rugged knot that makes for easy gripping as you slide your cocktail garnishes or small-bite creations over the sharp point

The Nara blanket in cosy plaid is handwoven in two-ply cashmere

Finished with her expressive

this Amsterdam tissue box is naturally vegetable-dyed with seamed corners

Murano maestros use a 13th-century lamp-working technique

fired to extreme temperatures and finished with a milky glaze